Amirdrassil Finale - Cutscene Music of WoW Dragonflight: Guardians of the Dream

Confirmed in the game files, this music was composed by Neal Acree! It listed him as the contributing artist in the mp3 metadata for the pre-cutscene file.
Even though this video is only 34 seconds long, it is a little complicated how this was put together, so here we go...
So basically there's a "pre-cutscene" portion that plays in-game after you defeat Fyrakk, which is what you see at the beginning of the video. That pre-cutscene part has the music file separated, and the file has metadata (with Neal Acree credited in that metadata).
The second part is the actual cutscene itself that shows all the aspects being empowered by Amirdrassil. Unfortunately, the sound effects aren't separated out in that part. Both the music and sound effects are baked together in the file for that cutscene.
So yeah, I pretty much had to take these two parts and merge them together to create one continuous song. And for the most part, it works. Sadly, only the first 7 seconds is 100% music. The other 27 seconds has sound effects baked in. Ah well, this is as good as we're gonna get it at the moment. I'll take it!
If you want to download all the new music from this patch, then you can find it here (in the Dragonflight zip):
mega.nz/folder/e55XAYLT#Jo7fv...

[@ConnorNotyerbidness]

Fun fact- so you hear what sounds like a woman singing in the 2nd half
Initially most of us of corurse assumed its nondiagetix- just part of thw soundtrack
But based on the conversations at amirdrassil afterwards, where people said they heard "a voice, a beautiful song" when amirdrassil bloomed, what we hear there is in fact the voice of Azeroth herself

[@thenewguyinred]

I don't mind the power of friendship aspect. I'm more disappointed that Fyrakk doesn't have a proper sendoff. I mean, no death cinematic, no last words like "How could I have possibly loose!?, I am fire incarnate!"? Come on Blizzard, for all your flaws, I know that your better than this! Even Raszageth and Sarkareth have full blown death cinematics.

[@Masilya111]

Eh he wasnt interesting enough to deserve it. Not even interesting enough to be the last boss tbh

[@96Zorac]

Well his death was super realistic - have u ever seen someone stabbed by ~20 ppl having a 1 min monologue about how it could have come to this? 😅 I think not

[@_MartinGS_]

thank you, i had assumed it was neal's work, nice to confirm it

[@BIacklce]

The expansion with the most picking flowers quests 3rd act finale is about growing a tree, makes sense

[@jaztheinoliva]

Fyrakk was such a good villain, and they just made him clock out like that? I have no words.

[@squishedmoofin7173]

Fyrakk: "My shifts over? Cool!" *Punches out before the final cutscene even starts. *

[@jaztheinoliva]

​@@squishedmoofin7173 Oops. I may have had that wrong. I could have said "flame out" to make a funny, but this comment had me rolling.
English is not really my first language, so sorry about that.

[@sulfan92]

Family

[@insulareshdxo9454]

Ohana

[@SirBuljo]

Fyrakk will be back... just you wait.. FIRELORD FYRAKK incoming in the future.

[@ArnoldTeras]

I don't get it, so according to the dialogue at the end, the point was that they were "wrong" to accept the Pantheon's gifts which divided dragonkind, but NOT wrong to now accept those of Azeroth? Wow, this story is so confusing! Also, why couldn't the night elves simply have remained at Nordrassil and Hyjal, does this not mean that they have essentially abandoned most of Kalimdor to the Horde in the future?

[@Gior89]

YEAH! Screw Nelves now KALIMDOR BELONGS TO THE HORDE!

[@khalid5447]

feels like a completely different game, what Disney game is this?

[@Kelerion]

World of Inclusivity: Dragonwoke.