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4571164382418 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “SONIC COLORS ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK: ViViD SOUND × HYBRiD COLORS” by Various Artists, released 2010-01-01 on Wave Master Entertainment. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 29 tracks, each with its own ISRC. Tracks include JPX301061980, JPX301061990, JPX301062000.
Credit Chain
| # | Track Title | Artist(s) | ISWC | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2-1 | Sonic Colors - Jingle | Amsterdam Session Orchestra | — |
| 2-2 | Theme of Sonic Colors | Amsterdam Session Orchestra | — |
| 2-3 | Starlight Carnival - Act 1 | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| 2-4 | Area - Starlight Carnival | Mariko Nanba | — |
| 2-5 | Color Power - Green Hover | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| 2-6 | Starlight Carnival - Act 2 | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| 2-7 | Color Power - Blue Cube | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| 2-8 | Starlight Carnival - Act 3 | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| 2-9 | Cutscene - S01 Frigate Appears | Hideaki Kobayashi | — |
| 2-10 | vs. Orcan & Skullian | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| 2-11 | Area - Planet Wisp | Mariko Nanba | — |
| 2-12 | Planet Wisp - Act 1 | Kenichi Tokoi | T-929507210-5 |
| 2-13 | Cutscene - Wisp’s Homeworld | Fumie Kumatani, Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| 2-14 | Color Power - Orange Rocket | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| 2-15 | Planet Wisp - Act 2 | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| 2-16 | Color Power - Pink Spikes | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| 2-17 | Planet Wisp - Act 3 | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| 2-18 | Game Land - Title Screen | Hideaki Kobayashi | — |
| 2-19 | Game Land 1 | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| 2-20 | Game Land 2 | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| 2-21 | Game Land 3 | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| 2-22 | Game Land - Color Power | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| 2-23 | Game Land 4 | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| 2-24 | Game Land 5 | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| 2-25 | Game Land 6 | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| 2-26 | Game Land 7 | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| 2-27 | Game Land - Stage Clear | Hideaki Kobayashi | — |
| 2-28 | Game Land - Result Screen | Hideaki Kobayashi | — |
| 2-29 | Game Over | Amsterdam Session Orchestra | T3057657275 |
| Track Title | Artist(s) | ISWC |
|---|---|---|
| Reach For The Stars | Tomoya Ohtani | T-319665266-7 |
| Theme of Sonic Colors - Title ver. | Amsterdam Session Orchestra | — |
| Tropical Resort - Act 1 | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| Area - Tropical Resort | Naofumi Hataya | — |
| Cutscene - Robots & Wisps | Fumie Kumatani | — |
| Tropical Resort - Act 2 | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| Color Power - Cyan Laser | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| Tropical Resort - Act 3 | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| Stage Clear | Amsterdam Session Orchestra | — |
| Cutscene - Dr. Eggman Appears | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Cutscene - Ferris Wheel Boss Appears | Hideaki Kobayashi | — |
| vs. Rotatatron & Refreshinator | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| Cutscene - Yacker’s Plea | Fumie Kumatani | — |
| Cutscene - Robot’s Lost & Found | Fumie Kumatani | — |
| World Map | Amsterdam Session Orchestra | — |
| Sweet Mountain - Act 1 | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Area - Sweet Mountain | Mariko Nanba | — |
| Sweet Mountain - Act 2 | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Color Power - Yellow Drill | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| Sweet Mountain - Act 3 | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Cutscene - Sugar Armada Appears | Hideaki Kobayashi | — |
| vs. Captain Jelly & Admiral Jelly | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Boss Stage Clear | Amsterdam Session Orchestra | — |
| Result Screen | Amsterdam Session Orchestra | — |
| Save Screen | Amsterdam Session Orchestra | — |
| Reach For The Stars - Short ver. | Jean Paul Makhlouf, Cash Cash | T-319.665.266-7 |
| Option Screen | Amsterdam Session Orchestra | — |
| Aquarium Park - Act 1 | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| Area - Aquarium Park | Mariko Nanba | — |
| Aquarium Park - Act 2 | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| Color Power - Yellow Drill Underwater ver. | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| Aquarium Park - Act 3 | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| Out of Breath | Amsterdam Session Orchestra | — |
| Area - Asteroid Coaster | Mariko Nanba | — |
| Asteroid Coaster - Act 1 | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Asteroid Coaster - Act 2 | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Color Power - Purple Frenzy | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| Cutscene - Nega-Wisp Factory | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Asteroid Coaster - Act 3 | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Cutscene - Free from Nega-Wisp Factory | Fumie Kumatani, Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Cutscene - Broken Chains | Fumie Kumatani, Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Cutscene - Finally go home? | Fumie Kumatani, Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Area - Terminal Velocity | Naofumi Hataya | — |
| Cutscene - Hyper-go-on Surge | Fumie Kumatani | — |
| Cutscene - The failed plan | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Terminal Velocity - Act 1 | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Cutscene - The Nega-Wisp Armor | Hideaki Kobayashi | — |
| vs. Nega-Wisp Armor - Phase 1 | Hideaki Kobayashi | — |
| vs. Nega-Wisp Armor - Phase 2 | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| Cutscene - The Core | Fumie Kumatani | — |
| Terminal Velocity - Act 2 | Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Cutscene - Yacker’s Goodbye | Fumie Kumatani, Kenichi Tokoi | — |
| Speak With Your Heart - Ending Theme - | Alex Makhlouf, Jean Paul Makhlouf, Cash Cash | — |
| Aquarium Park - Act 1 | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| vs. Nega-Wisp Armor - Phase 2 | Tomoya Ohtani | — |
| Reach For The Stars - Opening Theme - | Jean Paul Makhlouf, Cash Cash | T-319.665.266-7 |
| Speak With Your Heart - Ending Theme - | Alex Makhlouf, Jean Paul Makhlouf, Cash Cash | — |
| Theme of Sonic Colors | Amsterdam Session Orchestra | — |
| World Map | Amsterdam Session Orchestra | — |
| Boss Stage Clear | Amsterdam Session Orchestra | — |
| Reach For The Stars - Short ver. | Jean Paul Makhlouf, Cash Cash | T-319.665.266-7 |
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4571164382418 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to SONIC COLORS ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK: ViViD SOUND × HYBRiD COLORS by Various Artists. UPCs (also called EAN barcodes) are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify music releases — albums, EPs, and singles — across all digital and physical retail platforms.
This release contains 29 tracks. Each track has its own ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) that identifies the specific sound recording, while the UPC identifies the release as a whole. Knowing your release's UPC is essential for neighboring rights collection societies like SoundExchange and for transferring music between distributors.
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