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As I write this, I am listening to “Life Will Change” from the official Persona 5 soundtrack on Spotify. I can’t believe it, is it real? Yes it has to be, because that searing groove is now recorded in my “beloved songs”. I can see it there, with my own eyes! And many more should follow, as a host of other Persona OSTs have made their way to Spotify as well. Maybe dreams do come true.
On January 5th, the Atlus Sound team and Spotify delivered a jazzy New Years skincare package. They gave us the Persona 5 OST, Persona 4 & Golden OST, Persona 3 FES OST, Persona 2 Sound Collections and seven more. albums from Persona spin-offs, including Persona 4 Dancing All Night OST.
It’s a bit difficult to find them initially, as searching for something like “Persona 4 Soundtrack” will only flood you with repeats. Instead, head over to the Atlus Sound Team page for all OSTs (don’t miss the ones listed under “Appears On” at the bottom). If you want a playlist that has all the OSTs mixed together, AniPlaylist has put together one that does the job well.
Granted, Persona 4 is still on my to-do list, but judging by my downright creepy feelings for Persona 5 and its sublime soundtrack, I’ll probably appreciate it. Maybe I’ll listen to the OST when I go to the stores next door, but there is always a risk that I will start snapping my fingers and crossing the sidewalk like I’m in a Bruno Mars music video.
If you want to give Persona a chance on PC, you can find Persona 4 Golden on Steam, and unfortunately that’s it. To play the rest you’ll need a PSP and a PS4, which isn’t ideal, but I’d like to think you can find some cheap second-hand deals if you’re desperate to get stuck. console? Next, I would recommend stepping up to Persona 5, as its hack-and-slash follow-up, Persona 5 Strikers, is slated to hit PC in February.