Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams soundtrack

The Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams soundtrack is the original music collection associated with Capcom’s PS2 title, also known in Japanese as Shin Onimusha DAWN OF DREAMS. The cataloged release is identified as a soundtrack album published by Suleputer, with 28 files and a reported total duration of about 1 hour and 12 minutes.

The available catalog information connects the album to the Shin Onimusha Dawn of Dreams Official Complete Works book. That detail makes the soundtrack more than a simple in-game music list: it is also presented as part of the wider reference material surrounding the title.

Video Highlights:

• Soki’s character theme is the focus of the reference video.
• The video provides a direct listening point for one named theme.
• It is useful when organizing character-focused soundtrack notes.

The most reliable way to approach this album is to separate confirmed catalog facts from interpretation. The listing provides release metadata, credits, and two visible track names. It does not provide a fully reproduced 28-track list in the available reference material, so unnamed tracks should not be presented as confirmed titles.

The album’s production credits show a layered approach to the game’s music. Hideyuki Fukasawa is listed as the music composer, while Jamie Christopherson is credited with music for cinematics and with composition and orchestration. The orchestra was performed by the Northwest Sinfonia, with recording noted at Bastyr Chapel in Seattle, Washington.

Additional credits identify Simon James as the orchestra contractor, Charlie Adelphia for shakuhachi solos, and John Rodd for score mixing at Soundelux DMG. These details are especially useful for fans researching how traditional Japanese color, orchestral performance, and cinematic scoring come together in the soundtrack’s production history.

For wiki readers, the credit split is important. A soundtrack can contain music written for regular play, cinematic sequences, character themes, and transitional material. The available data confirms the named roles above, but it does not assign every one of the 28 files to a particular composer or performer.

The album is also listed with the catalog number CPCA-10157. Use that identifier when comparing soundtrack references, collector records, or archival listings, because album titles can appear with slightly different English and Japanese formatting.

Only two track names are visible in the supplied catalog details: “Main Theme” and “Blue Oni Prologue ~ Blue Oni Theme.” Both should be treated as confirmed entries. The listing also reports 28 files overall, which means the two visible names represent only part of the album rather than the entire tracklist.

The “Main Theme” is the clearest starting point for a general soundtrack session. The “Blue Oni Prologue ~ Blue Oni Theme” has a more specific narrative and character association in its title, making it a useful choice for fans studying how the album organizes story and identity.

A careful soundtrack index should preserve uncertainty rather than hide it. The supplied listing confirms the album’s scale and two track names, but it does not expose every title in the visible text. That limitation is useful editorially: it identifies which entries can be safely quoted and which require additional verification.

A structured listening session helps fans compare music without turning incomplete catalog information into speculation. Use the album metadata as the foundation, then organize notes around theme names, narrative context, and production credits.

For a fan wiki, this method also improves search visibility. Exact titles support precise queries, while related terms such as original soundtrack, Soki’s theme, Blue Oni theme, Hideyuki Fukasawa, and CPCA-10157 help readers find the page through different research paths.

The catalog reference for the album can be reviewed at Shin Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams Original Soundtrack. Use it as a metadata reference, and verify availability and rights before accessing or sharing any audio files.

The soundtrack’s available documentation supports a concise but useful profile: it is a Suleputer-published album connected with Shin Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams, listed for PS2, carrying catalog number CPCA-10157, and containing 28 files with a reported duration of approximately 1 hour and 12 minutes.

The strongest confirmed track references are “Main Theme” and “Blue Oni Prologue ~ Blue Oni Theme.” The Soki theme video is relevant as a character-focused listening reference because its title explicitly identifies Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams and Soki.

The most dependable soundtrack page is not necessarily the longest one. It is the page that makes clear what is documented, what is a useful listening reference, and what still needs confirmation. For Dawn of Dreams, the available credits and catalog metadata already provide a strong foundation for a searchable music archive.