Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack & song list - Rock Paper Shotgun

Take a look at all the songs in the Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack

Ever since the first Cyberpunk 2077 teaser trailer, we’ve known that the game was going to have one banging soundtrack. The music of CD Projekt Red’s extremely ambitious RPG has been the topic of much excitement and discussion, so we thought we’d put together this quick Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack guide, which will walk you through the diverse selection of musical artists and songs that are known to be in the game.

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Cyberpunk 2077’s soundtrack is a wild, dark, and exciting mix of genres, bouncing between rock, punk, hip-hop, and rap with an electronic undertone riding throughout nearly every track. CD Projekt Red have accomplished this with the help of a varied cast of musical artists from many different backgrounds. The above video reveals some of the artists that have worked on the Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack, to supplement the below list:

A$AP Rocky
COS and CONWAY
Deadly Hunta
Gazelle Twin
Grimes
Ilan Rubin
Nina Kraviz
Rat Boy
Raney Shockne
Refused
Richard Devine
Run the Jewels
Tina Guo

Special mention to Refused, who are filling the shoes of in-game fictional band “Samurai”. Why do we care? Because their lead singer was none other than Johnny Silverhand, Keanu Reeves’s character who will accompany you on your journey throughout Cyberpunk 2077. Pretty cool stuff. I only hope that when you turn on the radio in your car and Samurai comes on, Johnny gives a few choice remarks on the situation.

A screenshot from a Cyberpunk 2077 trailer of a girl with a cybernetic face and no jaw, showcasing the extent to which cyberware is used in the future.

Prospective players have slowly been drip-fed songs from the Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack in the leadup to the game’s release. Below we’ve collated all the songs revealed so far on the Cyberpunk 2077 YouTube channel which form part of the game’s soundtrack. Take a look:

Aligns (Rubicones): Friday Night Fire Fight
Converge (Shattered Void): I Won’t Let You Go
Deadly Hunta/Maro Music (Footage Missing): When It’s War
Deafkids (Tainted Overlord): Selva Pulsátil
Gazelle Twin (Trash Generation): History
Grimes (Lizzy Wizzy): Delicate Weapon
HEALTH (Window Weather): Major Crimes
Konrad Oldmoney: Dinero (ft. Cerbeus)
Le Destroy (The Bait): Kill Kill
Namakopuri (Us Cracks): PonPon Shit
Nina Kraviz (Bara Nova): Surprise Me, I’m Surprised Today
Poloz (Tinnitus): On My Way to Hell
Raney Shockne (Point Break Candy): Hole in the Sun (ft. COS and Conway)
Rat Boy (IBDY): Who’s Ready for Tomorrow
Rosa Walton (Hallie Coggins): I Really Want to Stay at Your House
Run the Jewels (Yankee and the Brave): No Save Point
SOPHIE/Shygirl (Clockwork Venus): BM
The Armed (Homeschool Dropouts): Night City Aliens
Tomb Mold (Bascillus): Adaptive Manipulator
Yugen Blakrok (Gorgon Madonna): Metamorphosis

Radio Stations

You’ll be able to switch to one of various radio stations while driving through Night City, and listen to many (or possibly any) of the songs in the Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack. If that thought excites you, you’d best also check out our Cyberpunk 2077 cars & vehicles guide and pick out your vehicle of choice now. Here’s a list of all the radio stations you’ll hear while playing:

88.3 Pacific Dreams
89.3 Radio Vexelstrom
91.9 Royal Blue Radio
92.9 Night FM
96.1 Ritual FM
98.7 Body Heat Radio
101.0 The Dirge
103.5 Radio Pebkac
106.9 30 Principales
107.3 Morro Rock Radio
Samizdat Radio (nightclubs)

Alright, that’s everything we have so far on the topic of the Cyberpunk soundtrack. But if you’re after more information on CD Projekt Red’s RPG, be sure to check out our guides on Cyberpunk 2077 character creation and the upcoming Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer!

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