One Piece (2023 soundtrack)

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My Sails Are Set", featuring Norwegian singer Aurora, is a lyrical song rendition of Nami's theme; [9] this iteration externalizes Nami's journey and acts as the culmination of the series' musical ideas. On the development of this song, Belousova commented that "usually songs function as needle drops – it's very rare for songs to have actually any sort of musical connection to the rest of the score". [10]

Track listing

One Piece (Soundtrack from the Netflix Series)
One Piece Soundtrack Cover (2023).jpg
Soundtrack album by
Sonya Belousova and Giona Ostinelli
ReleasedSeptember 1, 2023
Recorded2021–2023
Studio Abbey Road Studios, London
Genre Soundtrack
Length241:15
Label Netflix Music
Producer
Sonya Belousova and Giona Ostinelli chronology
The Thing About Pam
(2022)		One Piece
(2023)
No.TitleArtist(s)Length
1."Wealth Fame Power" 3:44
2."My Sails Are Set"Aurora2:51
3."Wanted Dead or Alive" 5:08
4."Zoro vs Mihawk" 3:02
5."Let's Disappear" 3:17
6."We Are!" 1:58
7."Bang!"Flawless Real Talk1:20
8."Windmill Village" 2:02
9."Bink's Brew" 1:04
10."Captain Alvida" 3:10
11."Good Marines Bad Marines" 1:50
12."One Piece Tango" 2:15
13."Chop Chop Cannon" 5:28
14."The World's Greatest Swordsman or Woman" 2:43
15."Wado Ichimonji" 5:25
16."I'm Gonna Be King of the Pirates / We Are!" 4:26
17."The Grand Line" 2:56
18."Gotta Feed the Brain" 2:08
19."A Giant Goldfish Monster" 2:15
20."I Owe You My Life" 2:55
21."Captain of the Dreaded Cook Pirates" 3:08
22."Dracule Mihawk" 2:53
23."Wounds on the Back Are a Swordsman's Greatest Shame" 6:26
24."I Ain't Surrendering" 2:16
25."Lord of the Coast" 2:30
26."Be Good Luffy" 4:07
27."Nami" 2:00
28."Every Idiot Dreams of Finding the One Piece" 1:33
29."The Imposter, the Pirate Hunter and the Thief" 5:58
30."Gum Gum Whip" 1:21
31."Smells like Butter, Soy Sauce and Meat" 2:35
32."Marines Make the World a Better Place" 3:10
33."May I Present Ms Kaya" 3:39
34."VIP Entrance Reserved for Special Guests" 1:22
35."Kaya & Usopp" 6:47
36."The Real Adventures of Captain Usopp" 3:23
37."The Stretchy Kind of Monster" 2:21
38."Don't You Ever Threaten My Friends" 2:10
39."A Hundred Million Berry" 2:35
40."Luffy Help Me" 3:08
41."Gum Gum Gatling" 4:15
42."Training Montage" 1:17
43."Roronoa Zoro" 2:42
44."Ready to Take Your Beating" 3:22
45."Technically I'm Not a Salesman" 1:09
46."The Pirates Are Coming" 1:31
47."Buggy the Clown" 6:35
48."Boogie I'm Warning You" 5:13
49."You've Got the Same Dream as Me" 8:06
50."Marine with a Bad Haircut vs Tough Guy Three Swords" 2:23
51."Why Do They Call Him Axe Anyway" 3:52
52."A Massive Piece of Goldfish Poop" 1:47
53."Midnight" 3:09
54."Gum Gum Bell" 11:33
55."The Pirates Are Here" 3:17
56."For Honor, for Justice, for the Marines" 1:55
57."Not Sailors, We Are Pirates" 2:34
58."You Want to Steal a Ship" 0:46
59."The Going Merry" 1:44
60."You All Must Stay for Dinner" 1:46
61."I, Roronoa Zoro, Challenge You to a Duel" 2:29
62."Not Everyone Gets to Follow Their Dreams" 2:48
63."This Is Our Fight" 1:54
64."Belle Mere" 3:54
65."Who's Hungry" 2:28
66."Then Let the Fighting Begin" 6:44
67."Gum Gum Battle Axe" 2:19
68."More Rare than Medium" 2:45
69."The Kid Reminds Me of Gol D Roger" 1:47
70."Captain Nezumi" 1:19
71."Kuro & the Black Cat Pirates" 2:50
72."My Name Is Cabaji" 1:59
73."That Would Be a Waste of Really Good Liquor" 1:43
74."Vice Admiral Garp" 1:39
75."Gum Gum Rocket" 1:36
76."Welcome to Arlong Park" 3:59
77."You Better Not Mess with the Straw Hats" 2:29
78."I Have My Friends" 2:51
79."Goodbye" 1:27
Total length:241:15

Mixtape from Baratie

One Piece: Mixtape from Baratie
Soundtrack album by
Sonya Belousova and Giona Ostinelli
ReleasedSeptember 8, 2023
Recorded2021–2023
StudioAbbey Road Studios, London
Genre Soundtrack
Length15:21
Label Netflix Music
Producer
  • Sonya Belousova
  • Giona Ostinelli

Mixtape from Baratie is the second soundtrack to the series, that featured musical themes and instrumentals heard at the pirate restaurant Baratie. Performed by the One Piece Big Band ensemble along with jazz soloists, it was released on September 8, 2023. [11]

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Welcome to Baratie"1:34
2."Something Sweet for Someone Sweet"1:28
3."True Bluefin Saute"0:51
4."Enjoy Your Meals"0:55
5."Drink"2:03
6."They Call It the All Blue"2:19
7."Who the Hell Is Monkey D Luffy"0:53
8."How About a Meal"1:21
9."Get Out of My Restaurant Now"2:05
10."Party at Baratie"1:52
Total length:15:21

Reception

Matt Patches of Polygon highlighted that showrunners Matt Owens and Steven Maeda did not give Belousova and Ostinelli "picture-locked episodes" to add underscore to but instead tasked them "with composing a world's worth of sounds that could be in constant conversation depending on which eccentric characters or pirate-y locations were in play at any given moment". [10] Collider 's Arezou Amin stated that show's music "strikes a kind of nostalgic, adventuring tone" with the nostalgia due to "how jaunty it is". [12] Kirsten Carey, for The Mary Sue , viewed the score as "fun" but also "highly repetitive". [13] Carey criticized it for playing "over 90% of a given episode" and suggested one could "make a drinking game out of how many times the main theme plays per episode outside of the title". [13]

Matt Owen, for Guitar World , opined that Mihawk's theme was a "quintessential" performance by Marcin Patrzalek as it is "smothered with the classical and flamenco motifs that nod to his early roots, all while upping the ante with behind-the-nut strums, off-the-cuff tuning peg divebombs and (of course) a healthy dose of body knocks for additional percussive flair". [14]

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