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Active Matter Soundtrack: Songs, Artists and Vol.1
Find Active Matter soundtrack Vol.1, credited artists and track names including Break Me Again. Use official music links and distinguish songs from the game.
Active Matter uses music by multiple artists. The official Steam release is Original Game Soundtrack, Vol.1, with 37 listed tracks; examples include Akira Yamaoka's Break Me Again and I Am Here, and Active Matter by Alex Pavlov and Dark Syndicate. The soundtrack is sold separately and included in Steam Deluxe; an unspecified tune cannot be identified with certainty.
Start with the official soundtrack
The official Steam release is Active Matter — Original Game Soundtrack, Vol.1. Its listing contains 37 numbered tracks and credits Various Artists, with music production by Gaijin Entertainment and music supervision by Pavel Stebakov.
Open the official soundtrack listing.
The soundtrack was listed at $8.99 on a US/English guest request on September 28, 2026. It is downloadable music content: purchasing it does not include the base game. The official FAQ also identifies the soundtrack as part of Steam Deluxe; see the edition comparison.
Useful track names and credits
If you are trying to identify a tune, these are examples from the official numbered Vol.1 list:
| Track | Title | Credited artist |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | I Am Here | Akira Yamaoka |
| 8 | Break Me Again | Akira Yamaoka |
| 15 | Neon Decay | Akira Yamaoka |
| 33 | Active Matter | Alex Pavlov and Dark Syndicate |
These are identification leads, not a claim that an unspecified trailer, ad or gameplay clip uses one particular song. The title “Active Matter” is itself one track name, so searching only the game’s name can lead to several different music-related results.
Vol.1’s 37 entries are also not the complete in-game music catalog. The official description describes a wider project containing more than one hundred compositions; it does not make every one of them a track in this release.
Identify the music in a specific clip
Find the exact official video or clip you heard, note the timestamp, and check its own description and credits against the soundtrack list. An upload date, game title or creator’s outro is not enough to identify the music used inside the game.
This site has not matched an unnamed melody or transcribed a song. It does not host audio, lyrics or soundtrack artwork. Use the official product page and the creator’s credited release to listen through their available options.
Is it on streaming services?
The official FAQ checked for this page described wider streaming-platform availability as a plan. This research has not verified a current release on every streaming service, so no guessed Spotify or other artist-profile links are supplied.
Which purchase should I choose?
If you want the music, use the soundtrack product. If you want to play the game, use the Steam base-game listing or your console version. If you are considering Deluxe mainly for the music, compare the current contents and total with buying the base game and soundtrack separately; do not assume the same bundle exists on every platform.
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