Genshin Impact Inazuma OST

Genshin Impact Inazuma OST Now Available to Stream Through Spotify

miHoYo has announced that the Genshin Impact Inazuma Chapter OST is now available to stream through Spotify. Additionally, the Inazuma Chapter OST is available to stream through YouTube and iTunes. Titled Realm of Tranquil Eternity, the OST is a total of three discs. On YouTube, the OST is separated into three individual videos. However, on Spotify the Genshin Impact Inazuma Chapter OST appears as a complete playlist.

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A total of 62 tracks are immediately available to listen to through the OST. This includes “Duel in the Mist.” miHoYo recently released a music video for the track, which featured performers playing traditional Japanese instruments.

miHoYo has already released two other Genshin Impact OSTs through YouTube, Spotify, and iTunes. This includes music from the Liyue region and from the Mondstadt region. Additionally, miHoYo has put out shorter, EP style albums featuring scenic views of the various environments found in the game. A handful of these EP albums focused on individual characters like Venti, Zhong li, and Childe. Each of these soundtracks, including the Inazuma Chapter OST, are available to stream worldwide.

Genshin Impact is immediately available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PC, and Android and iOS devices. A Nintendo Switch version is currently in development.


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