Traditionally thought of as the FIFA song, the Madeon remix was included in the 2017 edition as a homage to the most iconic song of the gaming series.Just as football and video games are a perfect match, football and music have gone hand in hand throughout the beautiful game’s history.Įvery year the FIFA soundtrack represents the perfect amalgamation of the trio, but when has the game nailed it most?
This song birthed the game-series’ soundtrack style that we know today and saw Blur breakaway from the Britpop genre that they helped define. Song 2 was the first-ever licensed song to appear in the FIFA series, all the way back in 1998.
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The perfect upbeat tune to kick-start your Pro Clubs session into the early hours of the morning. While everyone will remember their Torches album for that track, FIFA fans will always hold a soft spot for Call It What You Want.
This one came at the height of Foster The People‘s powers, in peak Pumped Up Kicks territory. Foster The People – Call It What You Want (FIFA 12) A defining piece of British indie in the mid-’00s, with its dirty guitar riffs and mesmerising vocals, this one certainly provided electrifying background noise to building a squad on Career Mode. Muse – Supermassive Black Hole (FIFA 07)Īrguably the song that turned everyone into a Muse fan, with its inclusion in the ’07 soundtrack certainly helping them get there. An iconic pop track that peaked at No.1 in the UK charts with its infectious chorus and enticing rhythm, it has the perfect recipe for a top FIFA track. Using the previous analogy, if you’ve ever been at a house party and heard a group of boys reference FIFA in relation to a track, John Newman’s Love Me Again is likely to have been that song. Of course, The Stone Roses are one of the greatest rock bands of all time and so, its inclusion in the 2004 edition means that it’s a guarantee to make the top ten list. The Stone Roses – Fools Gold (FIFA 2004)Ī song that still stands the test of time over 30 years removed from its release, with a beat that you couldn’t help but nod your head along to.
Although potentially not one of the most popular tracks on the Disclosure‘s debut album Settle, but it will forever be etched into the minds of those who poured their heart in the 2014 edition of the game. This one is British dance in a nutshell and one sure to get stuck in your head as you search the transfer market for your Ultimate Team’s top tier striker. Electronic beats coupled with the sounds of schoolground laughing in the background, Kids is certainly an ode to childhood and the perfect soundtrack for enjoying FIFA without a care in the world. Not only is this a great FIFA song, but it is a classic from MGMT in every sense of the word.
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One of the most popular English indie-rock bands of the mid-’00s, it makes sense that a single from Bloc Party‘s most famous album, Silent Alarm, was included in the FIFA series and is beloved by many early edition players. This one certainly appeased the football-loving British audience. This one had the quintessential tools for a FIFA track, big hooks with a catchy chorus. One of the most feel-good tunes from a DJ as universally loved as Avicii, whose tragic death in 2018 provides an extra sentimental meaning behind this track. The intro of this one will certainly spark some vivid memories for FIFA fans.
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