The Persona 5 remixes in NTE: Neverness to Everness—including fan-favorite tracks like “Last Surprise,” “Rivers in the Desert,” and “Blooming Villain”—have become a must-have for anime and JRPG music lovers. However, these exclusive remixes by composer Shoji Meguro aren’t available on mainstream platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube Music.
The only official source is the NTE: Neverness to Everness original soundtrack (OST), which was released as a bonus disc with the anime’s Japanese Blu-ray/DVD sets. For international fans, the most reliable way to obtain these tracks is by importing the OST from Japanese retailers such as CDJapan, Amazon Japan, or Animate, though this can be costly due to shipping and import fees.
If importing isn’t an option, some fans have ripped the tracks from the anime episodes and shared them on platforms like YouTube, SoundCloud, or niche anime music communities, though these versions may lack the high-quality audio of the official release. Alternatively, fan-made reconstructions on sites like Bandcamp offer similar vibes, but they won’t be the exact NTE remixes.
There’s also a slim chance the OST could receive a digital global release in the future, so keeping an eye on platforms like iTunes or Amazon Music might pay off. In the meantime, the original Persona 5 soundtrack—available on all major streaming services—provides the unremixed versions of these iconic tracks, making it a great temporary fix. For hardcore collectors, the limited-edition NTE Blu-ray (which includes the OST) is the ultimate prize, though it comes with a hefty price tag due to its exclusivity.
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FAQs
Q: Can I find the NTE versions of Persona 5 tracks on Spotify or Apple Music?
A: No, the NTE-exclusive remixes are not officially available on global streaming platforms—only the original Persona 5 versions are.
Q: Is there a legal way to get the NTE OST without importing the Blu-ray?
A: Not yet, but some digital stores (like iTunes Japan) occasionally release anime OSTs globally—check periodically for updates!
