BGM from Granblue Fantasy. Popular tracks from GBF.

Wind of the BeginningUematsu Nobuo

Wind of the Beginning

A field BGM set in the Port Breeze Archipelago.

Its pastoral sound—woven from a flute lead reminiscent of Celtic music and arpeggiated strings—conveys both the exhilaration of setting off into the sky and the bittersweet feeling of leaving home.

Featured on the album “GRANBLUE FANTASY ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK,” it’s a signature piece also chosen for orchestra concerts and the piano collection.

It perfectly fits the early story’s mood, where anticipation for adventure mingles with uncertainty.

Evergreen WindUematsu Nobuo

Everlasting Wind

Characterized by the light, buoyant rhythms and warm melodies typical of Celtic music, this piece is beloved as BGM that plays on in-game shop screens and the like.

The refreshing sound woven by folk instruments such as tin whistle, fiddle, and accordion wonderfully captures the bustle and lived-in feel of a port town in a skybound world.

Included on the album “GRANBLUE FANTASY ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK” and later performed live, it has become one of Granblue’s signature popular tracks.

It’s perfect music for taking a breather in the midst of an adventure.

dark cloudsUematsu Nobuo

dark clouds

This piece depicts the moment when an ominous shadow falls in the midst of an adventure racing across the skies.

Five parts are packed into roughly three minutes, beginning quietly yet gradually building tension—an impressive progression.

It is also included on the album “GRANBLUE FANTASY ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK.” The heavy, serious sound seems to foreshadow the hardships to come.

Played at key points in the story, this work shines less for flashiness and more for its value as the foundation supporting the world’s atmosphere.

Fleimel Island -Factory of the Ancient Era-Narita Tsutomu

Fleimel Island -Factory of the Ancient Era-

The piece that plays while exploring Freymel Island captivates with its heavy orchestral sound.

As the low end rumbles on, brass and strings weave melodies reminiscent of mechanical gears, conveying awe and grandeur toward a lost civilization.

Included on the album “GRANBLUE FANTASY ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK,” and later reinterpreted in orchestral and piano arrangements, this track is cherished as a representative island BGM from Granblue’s early days.

It’s perfect for when you want to feel the thrill of adventure.

crisisNarita Tsutomu

crisis

This story BGM features tension-laden strings and weighty brass that paint an ominous atmosphere.

It’s included on the album “GRANBLUE FANTASY ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACKS.” The low-end chord work and intermittent percussive hits effectively underscore scenes like the skyfarers’ dire straits and the threat of the primal beasts.

While it blends in naturally during gameplay, listening to the soundtrack on its own brings emotions like “premonition” and “urgency” sharply into focus—making it a recommended track for those who want to heighten their immersion in the story.

Port Breeze Archipelago – The Land Where the Great Wings Slumber –Uematsu Nobuo

Port Breeze Archipelago - The Land Where the Great Wings Slumber -

This is the BGM that plays in the Port Breeze Archipelago in Granblue Fantasy.

The Celtic-style sound woven by flute and guitar is beautiful, evoking images of winds sweeping across the sky and floating islands.

Featured early in the game, this piece combines a sense of exhilaration and comfort that perfectly suits the beginning of an adventure.

In addition to being included on the album GRANBLUE FANTASY ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK, it has been performed in various arrangements.

Highly recommended if you want to experience the feeling of traveling through the skies!

To the endless skyUematsu Nobuo

Granblue Fantasy – To the Boundless Skies

This BGM, featuring a moving melody, plays during key moments of the main story and leaves a strong impression.

Incorporating a mood that blends the cheerfulness and sorrow of Irish folk music, it conveys a gentle warmth through orchestral tones, as if embracing the resolve to set off into the sky.

It’s included on the album “GRANBLUE FANTASY ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACKS” and is notable for its arrangement of the main theme.

It often plays during scenes where bonds with companions are reaffirmed or at turning points in the adventure, making it a track that invites you to listen while reminiscing about the story.