Nintendo Music Expands Library with Final ‘Mario Kart World’ Free Roam Soundtrack Update
Nintendo has officially closed the book on the Mario Kart World Free Roam collection within its dedicated Nintendo Music app. This week’s substantial update serves as the final installment for the Free Roam series, bringing an exhaustive list of iconic tracks to the mobile platform for subscribers to enjoy.
A High-Octane Musical Addition
The latest update is a boon for fans of high-energy racing compositions, adding a total of 26 new tracks to the service. With a combined runtime of approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes, the update ensures that the Mario Kart World collection remains one of the most robust offerings on the app. Following this release, players can now cruise through an impressive total of 348 individual tracks stemming from the Mario Kart World game.
To celebrate this milestone, Nintendo has pulled back the curtain on the production process, releasing special behind-the-scenes video performances of the “Title Theme” and “Crown City” tracks. These recordings provide fans with an intimate look at the talent behind the iconic, high-fidelity soundscapes that define the franchise.
The Full Tracklist
The update primarily features fan-favorite arrangements from Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, blending high-energy electro with sophisticated jazz fusion. The complete list of added tracks includes:
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Highlights:
- Mario Kart 8 (Jazz Fusion 1 & 2)
- Water Park
- Sweet Sweet Canyon (Electro & Jazz)
- Thwomp Ruins
- Mario Circuit
- Toad Harbour (Electro & Rock)
- Twisted Mansion
- Shy Guy Falls
- Sunshine Airport (Electro & Lounge Pop)
- Dolphin Shoals (Electro & Jazz Fusion)
- Electrodrome
- Mount Wario
- Cloudtop Cruise
- Bone Dry Ruins
- Bowser’s Castle
- Rainbow Road
- Dragon Driftway
- Ice Ice Outpost
- Wild Woods
- Super Bell Subway
- Squeaky Clean Sprint
Bonus Tracks:
- Title Theme
- Crown City
How to Access
As with the rest of the library, these tracks are available exclusively to active Nintendo Switch Online members. Subscribers can access the new music immediately via the Nintendo Music app, which continues to evolve as a premier hub for the company’s vast gaming audio catalog.
With the Mario Kart World Free Roam collection now complete, fans are already looking toward the future. Which soundtracks would you like to see arrive on the service next? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
