Voice and Vision Studios, Chennai Shambala Studios, Chennai Sounds Right Studios, Chennai 20db Sound Studios, Chennai Jovi Records, Chennai John Studio, Chennai
The album preceded with the first single "Rise of Dragon" which released on 2 January 2025.[4][5] The second single "Vazhithunaiye" was promoted as the "Dream Song" with a promo released on 8 January.[6][7] The full song was later released on 13 January.[8] The third single "Yendi Vittu Pona" was released on 28 January.[9] Ashwath Marimuthu revealed that the song was dedicated to Leon's father Noell James, who died two days before the song's release.[10] The soundtrack was released on 9 February 2025,[11] along with its Telugu version which featured lyrics written by Ramajogayya Sastry.[12]
The album received positive reviews from critics and audience. Janani K. of India Today wrote "Music director Leon James's music and background music are a huge plus for a film like Dragon."[13] Bharathy Singaravel of The News Minute wrote "Leon James’ songs are mostly memorable for the fame of their various singers. Silambarasan drones on in ‘Yein di Vittu Ponna’– a fittingly sexist track for the actor. Music director Anirudh has sung the hero’s track ‘Rise of Dragon’ and Sid Sriram is credited with performing ‘Vazhithunaiye’. It’s only Gana Apellow’s ‘Maatikkinaaru Orutharu’ that blends easily with the events in the film."[14] Harshini SV of The Times of India wrote "The songs and the way they are woven into the narrative is also a great plus to the film."[15] Latha Srinivasan of Hindustan Times wrote "Music and songs by Leon James elevate the changing emotions and moods in the film. The young music director has done a good job in Dragon."[16]
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