Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy ost: Full Album Guide

The Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy ost is available to stream, with 25 tracks credited to Akira Yamaoka and Aram Shahbazians. For listeners looking for the music outside the game, that means a roughly hour-long album with individual artist credits and three clearly identified bonus tracks. This guide to the Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy ost covers where to listen, the complete tracklist, and a few practical ways to explore the release without confusing confirmed album information with assumptions about the game.

Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy OST Release Details

The soundtrack’s Spotify listing gives its release date as October 27, 2026. Its full catalog title is Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy (Original Game Soundtrack), and the album lists both Akira Yamaoka and Aram Shahbazians as its principal artists.

Official screenshot · Source: Steam store

Here are the essential details in one place:

The release date above comes from the album listing itself, rather than a news-post timestamp. That distinction is useful when adding the soundtrack to a release calendar or checking which edition you have found.

The Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy ost is also listed in NowPlaying’s recent video game music coverage. However, the Spotify page provides the more detailed reference for track order, durations, and artist credits.

One important boundary: a soundtrack release date does not, by itself, establish a game’s launch date, platform availability, or downloadable-content schedule. Those details need separate confirmation.

Where to Listen and How to Find the Correct Album

You can open the Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy soundtrack on Spotify to view the album and its individual tracks.

Searching only for “Remothered soundtrack” can be less precise than using the full subtitle. To identify the release covered here, check the following:

1. Match the full album title. Look for Red Nun's Legacy, not just the series name.
2. Check both principal artists. The album credits Akira Yamaoka and Aram Shahbazians.
3. Confirm the 25-track listing. The final three entries are explicitly labeled as bonus tracks.
4. Check the release date. The listing shows October 27, 2026.
5. Distinguish the album from an individual song release. Finding “In My Cradle of Wounds” alone does not mean you have opened the complete soundtrack.

These checks are especially helpful when a search engine shows artist pages, individual tracks, playlists, and albums together.

For the Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy ost, Spotify is a confirmed listening destination in the available references. Those references do not establish availability on every other streaming service, nor do they confirm a vinyl edition, CD release, or standalone digital-download store.

That is not evidence that other editions do not exist. It simply means they should not be presented as confirmed here. Likewise, streaming access should not be mistaken for ownership of downloadable audio files.

Who Composed the Soundtrack?

Akira Yamaoka and Aram Shahbazians share the album-level billing, but the individual track credits provide a more useful picture of their contributions.

Shahbazians has the sole listed artist credit on 15 tracks. Yamaoka has the sole listed artist credit on seven, while two tracks credit both artists. The opening song lists Yamaoka alongside Esther Ortega Cantó.

These are displayed track-artist credits, not a complete breakdown of every production role. An album’s artist field does not necessarily identify all performers, arrangers, engineers, or other contributors.

Why the individual credits matter

If you arrive at the Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy ost through Yamaoka’s name, it is worth exploring beyond his individually credited selections. Shahbazians accounts for most of the album’s solo-billed tracks, including much of its middle sequence.

Conversely, listeners interested in the shared billing can go directly to “White Witch” and “Relentless Devotion.” They appear consecutively at positions 16 and 17, making them easy to compare.

The opening track deserves a separate credit check, too. Esther Ortega Cantó is named alongside Yamaoka on “In My Cradle of Wounds.” The supplied listing does not specify her precise performance role, so identifying her more narrowly would go beyond the available information.

Complete Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy OST Tracklist

The album contains 22 tracks before its three-track bonus section. Below is the complete sequence, including durations and the artist credits displayed on Spotify.

What the tracklist tells you

“Grief” is the longest selection at 4:39, while “Conditioning” is the shortest at 1:03. The three bonus tracks together run 10 minutes and 6 seconds, making them a substantial closing section rather than a brief extra.

The titles also offer useful search terms when you want to revisit a specific piece. Searching the album name alongside “Mother” or “Cycle,” for example, is more targeted than searching those short titles alone.

However, track names should not be treated as confirmed plot explanations. “Agata,” “Susan,” and “The Bride” may invite questions, but the catalog listing does not establish exactly when these pieces play or what narrative events they accompany.

Similarly, the label “Bonus Track” identifies how a piece is presented on this album. It does not explain whether that music was unused, created for a particular edition, or associated with an earlier project.

A Practical Listening Guide for Your First Playthrough

There is no need to manufacture a “best tracks” ranking before hearing the music. A more useful starting point is to choose a listening route based on the credits, album sequence, and time you have available.

The Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy ost supports several straightforward approaches:

These are navigation suggestions, not claims that particular selections are musically superior.

Start in order, then build your own shortlist

For a first listen, turn off shuffle and follow the published sequence. That lets you hear the album as presented before reorganizing it around favorite tracks or specific artists.

On a second pass, save the selections you want to revisit. Consider noting:

• Which tracks feel complete enough for standalone listening.
• Which shorter pieces you prefer hearing within the album sequence.
• Whether your favorites share an artist credit.
• Whether the bonus section belongs in your everyday playlist.

This gives you a personal listening guide based on experience rather than title recognition.

Keep the main sequence and bonus section distinct

If you want to compare the two portions, stop after “Susan” on one listen, then play the three bonus tracks separately. The album itself marks that boundary, making it a reasonable way to organize a listening session.

That does not establish the first 22 tracks as a chronological account of the game. Album order and in-game playback order are different things, and the available listing does not confirm a relationship between them.

Be cautious with scene labels and unofficial uploads

If you later encounter a video titled “final boss theme” or “ending song,” check whether the label comes from an official source. A descriptive upload title is not enough to establish where a track appears.

No player experience or community reports are used here to assign music to scenes. For now, the reliable identifiers are the published titles, listed artists, track numbers, and durations.

The simplest next step is to open the official album listing, listen in order, and use the table above to find the pieces you want to hear again.

FAQ

Where can I listen to the Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy ost?

The soundtrack has a Spotify album listing under Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy (Original Game Soundtrack). Look for the release credited to Akira Yamaoka and Aram Shahbazians with 25 tracks. Other streaming platforms and physical editions are not confirmed by the references used here.

Who is credited on the soundtrack?

Akira Yamaoka and Aram Shahbazians are the principal album artists. Individual tracks credit them separately or together, and “In My Cradle of Wounds” also lists Esther Ortega Cantó. The displayed artist credits do not provide a complete production or performance breakdown.

How long is the album, and does it include bonus tracks?

Spotify displays approximately one hour and two minutes across 25 tracks. The final three selections—“Grief,” “Rats,” and “Following”—are labeled as bonus tracks. All three list Akira Yamaoka as their artist, and together they run 10 minutes and 6 seconds.

When was the soundtrack released?

The album listing gives October 27, 2026 as the release date. Its rights notice names Stormind S.r.l., with an exclusive license to Kid Katana Records. This date identifies the soundtrack release; it should not be used on its own to infer the game’s launch timing.