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EA SPORTS FC 25: Nigerian Tracks Poised for the Soundtrack

Ahead of the release of the upcoming EA SPORTS FC 25 Soundtracks, BOUNCE highlighted Nigerian songs that could resonate with the global audience.

  • Toyosi Afolayan
  • 27th August 2024
FC 25

As the release of EA SPORTS FC 25 approaches, the buzz surrounding its soundtrack has ignited conversations across social media. EA has a longstanding tradition of curating playlists that capture the global spirit of football, blending emerging artists with established music stars. This year, as fans eagerly await the tracklist, there’s heightened interest in which Nigerian songs might make the cut.

 

Over the years, EA SPORTS has consistently spotlighted Nigerian music on its playlists, contributing to the global rise of Afrobeat and other genres. Fireboy DML’s “Party Scatter” was featured in FIFA 2021, while earlier, Nneka’s “Kangpe” made waves in FIFA 2010. The recent inclusion of Pheelz’s “Finesse” and Bad Boy Timz and Olamide’s “Skelele” in FIFA 23 further cemented Nigeria’s presence on the global gaming stage. Obongjayar’s “Who Let Him In” also marked a significant milestone as the last Nigerian song featured in FC 24.

 

EA’s approach to soundtracks, which combines global icons with rising stars, has been instrumental in promoting diverse musical talent. The playlist often spans genres, including UK drill, alternative, R&B, rap, Afrobeat, and more. This eclectic mix has become a signature feature of the EA SPORTS franchise, driving the discovery of new music among players worldwide.

 

 

As fans speculate on the potential tracklist for FC 25, BOUNCE’s Toyosi has highlighted a selection of Nigerian songs that could resonate with the global audience. 

 

Stubborn — Victony, Asake

 

Wickedest — Tems

 

Happiness — Sarz, Asake, Gunna

 

 

BENIN BOYS — Rema, Shallipopi

 

 

DECLAN RICE —  Odumodublvck 

 

 

 KU LO SA (A COLORS SHOW) — Oxlade

 

 

With Nigeria’s rich musical heritage and the growing influence of its artists, the inclusion of more Nigerian tracks seems not only possible but likely. The anticipation now is whether these tunes will become the next big hits to define the gaming experience for millions of players around the world.

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