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Assemble the Fleet. Enemy station: 😢

This will always be the Unofficial Theme Song to Stellaris for me. I started playing when Leviathans dropped, and this tune was the load up song.

The views dont do this track justice... This shit was deep. Gave me Hans Zimmer chills

Underrated game. Still think about it often. 🎉

Y were u mean to Jesse 😅

Game: is about the fish,crab and other sea creatures shooting lasers and missles gills which is is mad in japan Also the music:

When you wish a piece of music wouldn't stop 🙌🏻

WE WILL CONTROL THE ENTIRE GALAXY, ALLOWING US TO FINALLY FORGE ORDER FROM CHAOS, FOR STRUCTURE AND PROGRESSION, FOR OUR PATH LEADS TO UTOPIA (more like Dystopia) definitely Commonwealth of Man theme

This feels like EU4 in space

The Fallen Empires... Easily the most fun part for me, and I always look forward to finding the Militant Isolationists.

2:29 Goosebumps!

I can't even explain my relationship with Stellaris. I went from knowing zero things about it and having minimal experience with RTS games in general, to binging 10-12 hour sessions at a time. The music. The game systems and mechanics. The real time flow of things. It's like Risk of Rain I just lose track of time. And then I hear that swell at 2:30 in this song... Here I go booting up Stellaris again.

My favorite Stellaris track, which is quite the achievement given their great music.

1:00 I keep expecting it to turn into the Stargate SG-1 opening theme

"We will cure their ignorance"

I can confirm this is my favorite song

I've never met Mercedes Romero... but she sounds like a wonderful person to know.

War crimes inspiring music.

A N D R E A S W A L D E T O F T

I was watching a human colony ship nearing the orbit of far away planet when 4:18 played. The music blaring triumphantly, as they neared the planet’s orbit evoked this feeling of awe and wonder, it oddly made me my eyes tear up with joy. I know the game is meant to be fictional but seeing that spaceship reach that planet may be real within hundreds or a thousand years fills me with goosebumps. I know we won’t be alive to see it, and the future might change and wipe us out. But the thought of seeing humanity live on, and thrive in space, explore, and just… be there… it makes me cry and the music at 5:04 when the ship successfully landed just added so much to the emotions I was feeling Imagining a thriving future of Utopia in space makes me cry with wonder

I cannot forget when i first heard this piece during the game... I was normally playing with my headphones on, this piece started and went from a peaceful crescendo to a masterpiece since minute 3:30, i remember that i paused the game, heard that melody that touched me from inside and cried... this game is an incredible masterpiece within and outside the game itself.

Even if I play as a human empire that makes Warhammer 40k look tame...with this track...I suddenly become the Federation. "My dear fellow citizens. You children of this earth. On this day, we experience the departure into the unknown, a day that none of our ancestors could have foreseen when they ventured into the air in the first rickety wooden boxes to show mankind that nothing is impossible. That the horizon is just a new frontier to be conquered. Today is the day on which the horizon will be conquered anew. We are on the threshold of leaving our cradle. This cradle that has paved the way for us to reach the stars, this cradle that has given us the security and luxury of constantly expanding our minds and our knowledge. Today is the day we leave the planet to travel to a new star, a new home, to explore...to colonize. Today is the day humanity will leave its cradle behind to explore the frontiers of the Milky Way, to carry our civilization to the ends of the galaxy. May mankind be granted eternal happiness, may reaching for the stars be only the first step to bring eternal peace and prosperity. Let's reach for the stars! Long live humanity."

Anyone else tear up a little at 2:34 ? 🙂

The rize The golden age The Ascendence

In the far reaches of the cosmos, where stars birthed and died in an endless cosmic ballet, a final confrontation loomed - the ultimate clash between the forces of freedom and the unyielding might of the Dominion, an empire that sought to subjugate all known galaxies. The commander stood tall on the bridge of the last free outpost, his eyes fixed on the sprawling armada of the Dominion, a menacing fleet blotting out the constellations. The crew, a motley assembly of species from across the universe, stood resolute beside him, their resolve as unyielding as the unwavering light of the stars. The transmission crackled to life, the voice of the Dominion echoing through the void, demanding surrender. The commander’s grip tightened on his command chair, his voice steady as he responded, _"Dock your ships, surrender your systems, and prostrate yourselves before us. Resistance is futile."_ The reply from the enemy was a taunting challenge, *"You, and what army?"* A faint smile touched the commander’s lips as he gestured toward the viewport. _"This army."_ The moment hung heavy in the cosmic silence as the blackness of space seemed to tremble with anticipation. Suddenly, a blinding brilliance erupted from the shadows of distant nebulae. Several fleets of ships, a united armada of species once separated by differences, emerged from hidden strongholds and cloaked refuges, rallying to the beacon of hope that the united resistance had become. With a resounding roar, the disparate forces converged - a tapestry of technologies and strategies, an amalgamation of cultures and strengths, all united in their determination to defy tyranny in their desperate final stand. With that, the stage was set for the decisive battle for the control of Sol.

In the distant reaches of the galaxy lay the revered Emerald Mausoleum, an ancient world steeped in mystique and history. It was a sanctuary revered by the forgotten civilizations, a realm where the past and the present harmoniously converged. However, the tranquility of this revered world was shattered by the reckless expansionist ambitions of a young galactic empire. Driven by a fervor for dominion, they launched a devastating assault upon the sanctum, unleashing cataclysmic forces that reduced the once-sacred realm to ruins and ashes. Amidst the debris, the ancient guardians stood in shock on the desecration of the holy ground, their hearts heavy with the weight of irreparable loss. _"Emerald Mausoleum was a holy world."_ murmured an elder, the anguish in his voice palpable. _"You do not know the true extent of your sin."_ whispered a haunting echo amid the devastation, a spectral reminder of the empire's heedless transgression. Unbeknownst to the young conquerors, their brash actions had unwittingly disturbed a slumbering ancient guardian empire. For centuries, these celestial empires had maintained a vigilant watch over the cosmic balance, and the annihilation of the sacred realm proved to be the catalyst that jolted them from their timeless repose. As ripples of discord spread throughout the universe, forces beyond mortal comprehension stirred to life. *"Not yet."* whispered a voice resonating through the fabric of time, a portent of impending reckoning. The awakening of the ancient guardians signaled a confrontation of cosmic proportions, a clash between the hubris of the young empire and the wrath of the now awakened empire seeking to punish those who disturb the balance of the universe.

I used this song as background music for a high school video project lol

I feel old lol

This plays when your friend invades your teritory after years of peace. "Is this what you've chosen to become?"

This plays as Humanity completes its first Dyson sphere

Certified torquedawg moment

Damn man i miss this intro

I love this game too much

This is bangin for no reason!

When 2:03 happens I'm always like oh it's the chug chug song, The Titan, and continue expanding the empire but while nodding my head to the beat.

What I find interesting about the A New Dawn section (0:00-1:43) is that most of the Stellaris score, at least everything from the base game score, is in a minor key, with the minor 6th interval moving upward as a repeated part. Since this is the Utopia expansion, I think Waldetoft wanted to create a more optimistic feeling, and did this part in major. You can hear a major 6th interval moving upward in some parts too.

how i personally break this down Part one; The wonders of the universe and the spirit of exploration (early game) Part two; Industrialization and the march to war part three; Peacetime and the hope that comes with it part four; The formation of alliances to defend against an existential threat, the eventual victory and a look towards the future. basically embodying the feel of the experiences of a typical playthrough of the game... except that last part, usually you end up having to deal with that on your own lol.

I feel something nostalgic listening to this music.

guys its the minecraft storymode dude

Y lo hice spedrum me tarde 3.34

Yo ya me lo pasé el ace of seafood

rip torquedawg

TorqueDawg lived how he died Stellaris Synthetic Dawn OST - Robotic God

It is better than idol

Pov: you have a 100 year old bubbles

this is one of the songs in the soundtrack

As I sink deep into the ocean, my thoughts fade in the currents behind me.

So this is the soundtrack to overseeing the construction of the Titan, and ruclips.net/video/0Eje0Pepkjw/видео.html is when it drops out of hyperspace and plows right into the enemy fleet.