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Fantasia: Music Evolved DLC Tracks Now Available, More Coming Through January 2015
Disney Interactive and Harmonix have released a few downloadable tracks for their musical game, Fantasia: Music Evolved. Three new tracks are currently available for purchase on Xbox Live Marketplace, and a planned downloadable song list shows the tracks that are coming through January.
Fantasia is a musical motion game that makes use of the Xbox Kinect to track players’ body movements as they mimic rhythmic gestures on-screen. The three new tracks – Skrillex and Alvin Risk’s “Try It Out,” Soundgarden’s “Spoonman,” and Coldplay’s “Paradise” – are available today for $1.99 each. In addition, the following list of tracks will join the game's roster over the next couple of months:
- Avicii - "Lay Me Down"
- Avicii - "You Make Me"
- Demi Lovato - "Let It Go"
- Ellie Goulding - "Burn"
- Flo Rida - "I Cry"
- Justin Beiber - "As Long As You Love Me"
- Lady Gaga - "Edge of Glory"
- Maroon 5 - "Lucky Strike"
- Ne-Yo - "Closer"
- OneRepublic - "Counting Stars"
- R.E.M. - "The End of the World As We Know It"
- Talking Heads - "Burning Down The House"
- The Band Perry - "DONE"
- The Cure - "Just Like Heaven"
- Zedd - "Stay the Night" (feat. Hayley Williams)
The above list of songs will become available between now and January 2015. To find out more about Fantasia: Music Evolved, read Matt Miller’s review here.
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