It's a bop, so who's the artist?
LEGO Horizon Adventures releases today, and with it comes most of the original game's cast, plenty of trophies to collect, and all the LEGO silliness you'd expect.
It also comes with a joyous soundtrack, which goes hand-in-hand with the game's light tone (compared to the gravitas of the original).
The end credits song in particular is a highlight.
Called Post-Post Apocalyptic Dance Party, it's a fantastic way to end such a daft and colourful jaunt.
So, who composed the end credits song? And what about the rest of the LEGO Horizon Adventures soundtrack? Read on to find out!
The entire soundtrack hasn't been released yet, but that Post-Post Apocalyptic Dance Party is on Spotify.
We'll update this page as soon as the rest of it releases online, but for now you can check out the quirky credits track below:
Post-Post Apocalyptic Dance Party was composed by an artist called mxmtoon.
All of her albums are available on Spotify, and they're worth listening to.
She talked about her involvement with LEGO Horizon Adventures in an interview with Rolling Stone.
Speaking of her love for the original game, she said: "Horizon’s been a game that I’ve loved playing. I played back in high school for the first time, and I remember getting home in the evenings being like, 'I can’t wait to play Horizon.'
"I love Aloy. I love the story of the world. And it was easy to form a song that was what they were looking for."
Read the full interview now.
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While it's not available to listen to online (yet), the credits have revealed who composed the game's main soundtrack. This being the orchestral music that accompanies LEGO Horizon Adventures' gameplay and cutscenes.
The composer of the soundtrack is Homay Schmitz, with additional music by Harry Brokensha.
If you've played the game, you'll know that there's additional music.
In typical offbeat LEGO humour, one of the characters (we won't spoil who) sets up a big DJ booth and disco dancefloor.
The music for these sections was composed by Aaron James Williams.
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Ben Huxley is a freelance contributor to Radio Times, with bylines also in TechRadar, WhatCulture, GAMINGbible, and Live Science. A writer of fiction, too, he has a few short stories published and a novel on the way. He has a BA in English Literature, and an MA in creative writing.
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