Dungeons & Dragons 50th Anniversary Double Vinyl

The album is arriving this fall.

License Global

September 30, 2024

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 Dungeons & Dragons 50th Anniversary
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Hasbro, a toy and game company, and its Wizards of the Coast division announced at Brand Licensing Europe 2024 “Dungeons & Dragons – Bardic Inspiration: A Musical Journey through the Forgotten Realms.” The album was created by acclaimed composer, Michael Gatt, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Dungeons & Dragons, and will be available this fall in vinyl, Dolby Atmos and digital formats. 

The album presents 12 original tracks created to evoke locations within D&D’s Forgotten Realms. Each track serves as an aural homage to the lore and adventures that have defined D&D for half a century.  

Michael Gatt, composer, Jeremy Jarvis, co-producer, and AJ Hanneld, visual artistic director, took a real-life odyssey across the world to bring instruments, textures and a 40-person choir to the record. 

For listeners seeking a collector’s piece, the physical album release will feature a double vinyl (180g, gatefold) that boasts artwork and bespoke designs by agency TBWA\Chiat\Day. 

More album and retail information will be revealed later this year. 

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