Music plays an integral role in the experience Death Stranding offers. Though the title is replete with original music that colors quieter moments and emotional beats, it features a fair amount of licensed tracks as well. The first tune from Death Stranding, ?I?ll Keep Coming,? established the game?s overall tone, courtesy of its presence in the teaser trailer. Little did the public know that it wasn?t the start of just a wild ride for gamers. The band Low Roar began a new journey of its own, a tale of success that seemingly wouldn?t be possible without Kojima?s interest in their talents.
Low Roar wasn?t doing so well prior to the band?s involvement with Death Stranding. According to members, they were recording music in the kitchen of lead singer Ryan Karazija. When Sony reached out via email asking to pay for the use of ?I?ll Keep Coming,? the band agreed, despite not even knowing what it was for. Karazija told VG247,
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