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Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter OST Soundtrack Guide

A trails in the sky 2nd chapter ost guide: the official site BGM player, the Golden Wings Edition mini soundtrack CD, and why no full OST release is announced.

Keyword: trails in the sky 2nd chapter ostUpdated: 2026-09-224 sources

The direct answer is that no standalone Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter OST has been announced in the official material checked for this page, so there is no album, no track list and no composer credit to show you. What exists is smaller and official: a Play BGM player in the header of the game's own website, and a Mini Soundtrack CD packed with the Golden Wings Edition collector's set. The album that searches and wikis keep returning for this query, Trails in the Sky SC Original Soundtrack, belongs to the 2006 original game and not to this 2026 remake. That distinction is the single most useful thing on this page, and it is also why the page is short.

Official screenshot showing a character looking out over a white tower and a domed structure on the water
Official screenshot (© Nihon Falcom Corporation)

What the official material confirms

Two things, and both are single-source facts from the publisher's own material rather than from a store listing. The official English site carries a Play BGM control in its page header, so a set of official tracks can be auditioned there without buying anything. The Golden Wings Edition, the collector's set announced on 24 February 2026 alongside pre-orders, lists a Mini Soundtrack CD among its seven included items (single source: the official product page).

Neither of those is the same as a soundtrack release. A website player is a promotional sample that the publisher can change or withdraw, and a mini CD that ships inside a limited collector's set is not something you can buy on its own. Both are marked here as single-source, which means one official page states each and no second source was found to confirm it (to confirm).

Why there is no track list or composer credit on this page

The material that search engines surface for this query is either the wrong album or unreadable. The community wiki page titled Trails in the Sky SC Original Soundtrack documents the 2006 original's album in detail, including a full track list, and it is a good page about a different game. The streaming copy of that same 2006 album returned a reCAPTCHA verification wall instead of album content when it was fetched for this page, so nothing could be read from it at all. Neither can be used to describe the remake's music.

The composer is a separate blank. The official material checked here does not name a composer for this game (to confirm), so no name is printed above. The series has a long-standing in-house credit, Falcom Sound Team jdk, and that team is credited on the 2006 SC album per the community wiki page for it — but a credit attached to the 2006 release is the original's credit, not the remake's, and this page does not transfer it across.

Official screenshot showing a party member with a sword and drifting petals in a forest clearing
Official screenshot (© Nihon Falcom Corporation)

The 2006 original soundtrack is a different album

Trails in the Sky SC was the 2006 original game, with an English PSP release following in 2011 (original-game material, single source), and it has its own standalone album published by Nihon Falcom and dated to 2006 (single source: the community wiki page for that album). That is a real soundtrack for a real game, and it is the one most searches land on. It is not this remake's soundtrack, and the two should never be quoted as if they were one release.

The practical test is the date. If a track list or a streaming page carries a 2006 date or the title Trails in the Sky SC Original Soundtrack, it belongs to the original, and this page deliberately does not reproduce its contents. If a release ever appears under the remake's own name with a 2026 or later date, that will be the remake's album and it can be written up here properly.

How to listen to the remake's music right now

Use the official site's Play BGM control for a sample of the remake's music, and read our Golden Wings Edition page if you want the Mini Soundtrack CD, since that route means buying the collector's set rather than buying an album. Both details are official but single-source (to confirm), which is the strongest claim this page can currently make about where the music is available.

There is no confirmed standalone album to buy, and no confirmed streaming release for the remake's own soundtrack, so treat any shop listing or playlist you find as something to check against a publisher announcement before trusting it. If the publisher does announce a full soundtrack, this page will carry the album name, release date, track list and composer credit from that announcement. Until then, the blank is the answer, and the remake page covers everything else about this 2026 release of the 2006 game.

FAQ

Is there a Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter OST release?
No standalone full soundtrack release for this 2026 remake appears in the official material checked for this page, so there is no album title, release date or track list to give you. What does exist is the Play BGM player in the header of the official website and the Mini Soundtrack CD packed with the Golden Wings Edition collector's set, both official and both single-source (to confirm).
Who composed the Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter soundtrack?
The official material checked for this page names no composer for this game (to confirm), so this page does not credit one. The series convention is Falcom Sound Team jdk, and that team is credited on the 2006 original album, but a credit for the original release is not a credit for the remake, so it is not carried over here.
Is the Trails in the Sky SC Original Soundtrack the same as this game's soundtrack?
No. That album belongs to the 2006 original Trails in the Sky SC and was published by Nihon Falcom in 2006 (single source), which is two decades before this remake. Its track list is not reproduced on this page on purpose, because those tracks are the 2006 release's music and presenting them as this game's OST would be wrong. The remake page explains the difference between the two releases.
How can I listen to the music from the remake right now?
Two routes, both official and both single-source (to confirm): the Play BGM player in the header of the official website, and the Mini Soundtrack CD included with the Golden Wings Edition of the game. Beyond those, no standalone digital or physical album for the remake was found. The Golden Wings Edition page lists what is in that set.
Will this page get a track list later?
Yes, if the publisher announces a full soundtrack for the remake. At that point the album name, release date, track list and composer credit can all be written from the announcement itself. Until then this page stays empty on those four points rather than filling them in from the original game's album or from the series' usual credits.

References

Facts on this page are compiled from the references above. Items marked "to confirm" are single-source and not yet verified.