EA Trax Sold on iTunes
Electronic Arts offers EA Trax on iTunes.
Electronic Arts, a game publisher known for including licensed music in a majority of its releases, is offering its EA Trax collection on iTunes. Game soundtracks offered on the iTunes store include Def Jam: Icon, Madden 2006, FIFA 2006, NHL 2006, NHL 2007, Burnout: Revenge and NASCAR 2007. All future EA game soundtracks will be sold on iTunes, and additional ringtones and licensed music will be offered on the EA Trax website [http://www.ea.com/eatrax/].
Steve Schnur, Worldwide Executive of Music and Marketing at EA, commented on the company's music offerings: "As our culture goes increasingly mobile, music fans have demanded to take our game music with them. They have been looking for a singular destination that houses all of EA's music - and this is it. Our game soundtracks have now officially transcended their consoles. All songs, all mixes and all exclusives from all nations: if it's in the game, it's now available for fans to own. We consider this to be the next major step in evolving the music discovery experience."
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Electronic Arts offers EA Trax on iTunes.
Electronic Arts, a game publisher known for including licensed music in a majority of its releases, is offering its EA Trax collection on iTunes. Game soundtracks offered on the iTunes store include Def Jam: Icon, Madden 2006, FIFA 2006, NHL 2006, NHL 2007, Burnout: Revenge and NASCAR 2007. All future EA game soundtracks will be sold on iTunes, and additional ringtones and licensed music will be offered on the EA Trax website [http://www.ea.com/eatrax/].
Steve Schnur, Worldwide Executive of Music and Marketing at EA, commented on the company's music offerings: "As our culture goes increasingly mobile, music fans have demanded to take our game music with them. They have been looking for a singular destination that houses all of EA's music - and this is it. Our game soundtracks have now officially transcended their consoles. All songs, all mixes and all exclusives from all nations: if it's in the game, it's now available for fans to own. We consider this to be the next major step in evolving the music discovery experience."
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