Donkey Kong Bananza’s Soundtrack Has Been Added To Nintendo Music This Week
Nintendo Music has added the soundtrack for Donkey Kong Bananza, the Switch 2 game, to its Switch Online app catalogue this week. The update is one of the service's largest yet, giving subscribers access to the game's full range of musical themes, including those tied to Donkey Kong's various in-game transformations.
The addition comprises 229 tracks with a combined runtime of 8 hours and 36 minutes. Nintendo has included a "spoiler block" option for players who have not yet finished the game, as some track titles reveal plot details. Access requires an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription; other recent Switch 2 soundtracks on the app include Kirby Air Riders and Mario Kart World, alongside earlier Donkey Kong soundtracks from the NES and SNES eras.
In short
- Donkey Kong Bananza's soundtrack joins Nintendo Music this week
- Update adds 229 tracks totalling over 8.5 hours
- Requires Nintendo Switch Online subscription to access
Explained simply
Nintendo Music is a streaming service offered to subscribers of Nintendo Switch Online, Nintendo's membership programme for online gaming features. It provides access to soundtracks from Nintendo games across decades of consoles and eras. New music is regularly added to the service as games are released.
Donkey Kong Bananza is a platformer game available on the Nintendo Switch 2, the latest console in the Switch family. Released as the newest entry in the Donkey Kong series, which has been central to Nintendo since the 1980s, the game features original music accompanying its levels and gameplay moments. The soundtrack includes pieces tied to in-game transformations and power-ups.
The complete soundtrack to Donkey Kong Bananza has been added to Nintendo Music this week for subscribers to access. The addition includes 229 tracks spanning over eight hours of music, making it one of the service's largest updates to date. Subscribers can now listen to the complete soundtrack independently of gameplay.
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