All Song and Artist Dead Island 2 - Soundtrack

• Awoken - Ross Tregenza: "Awoken" is a dark and moody track that sets the tone for the game. Its haunting melody is perfect for the game's post-apocalyptic setting. Ross Tregenza is a British composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist who has worked on several film and video game soundtracks.
• Hotel of the Dead - Simon James: "Hotel of the Dead" is a creepy and atmospheric track that perfectly captures the horror elements of the game. Simon James is a British composer and producer who has worked on several video game soundtracks, including "Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood" and "Far Cry 3."
• Trains, Brains & Automobiles - Ross Tregenza: "Trains, Brains & Automobiles" is an upbeat and energetic track that provides a nice contrast to the darker tracks on the album. Ross Tregenza is once again the composer behind this track.
• Crimson Sunset - Luciano Rossi: "Crimson Sunset" is a hauntingly beautiful track that perfectly captures the melancholic mood of the game. Luciano Rossi is an Italian composer and producer who has worked on several film and video game soundtracks.
• Don't Sleep - Konstantinos Pope: "Don't Sleep" is a heavy and intense track that perfectly captures the action-packed gameplay of the game. Konstantinos Pope is a British composer and producer who has worked on several video game soundtracks, including "Assassin's Creed: Revelations" and "Mafia III."
• Blood Red Carpet - Nick Hill: "Blood Red Carpet" is a fast-paced and energetic track that perfectly captures the adrenaline rush of the game's combat. Nick Hill is a British composer and producer who has worked on several video game soundtracks, including "LittleBigPlanet 3" and "Tearaway."
• Drown - Karen O & Danger Mouse: "Drown" is a hauntingly beautiful track that is sung by Karen O, the lead singer of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and produced by Danger Mouse, the famous producer behind bands such as The Black Keys and Gorillaz. The track perfectly captures the game's melancholic tone.
• Stay Alive - FFM Featuring Felix Bushe: "Stay Alive" is an upbeat and energetic track that is perfect for the game's action-packed gameplay. FFM is a British electronic music duo, and Felix Bushe is the lead singer of the British indie rock band Gengahr.
• Sad Wedding - Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell: "Sad Wedding" is a classic soul track by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, which is used in the game's soundtrack to provide a contrast to the game's darker tracks.
• And They Fall Down - Saint Agnes: "And They Fall Down" is an intense and energetic track by the British rock band Saint Agnes. The track perfectly captures the game's fast-paced combat.
• Drive North - SWMRS: "Drive North" is an upbeat and energetic track by the American punk rock band SWMRS. The track perfectly captures the game's action-packed gameplay.
• Right On, Frankenstein - Death From Above 1979: "Right On, Frankenstein" is a heavy and intense track by the Canadian rock band Death From Above 1979. The track perfectly captures the game's intense combat.
• Lemon Swayze - Kunzite: "Lemon Swayze" is an upbeat and energetic track by the British electronic music duo Kunzite. The track perfectly captures the game's action-packed gameplay.

All Instrumental Music in Dead Island 2

• Awoken - Ross Tregenza: The first song on the Dead Island 2 soundtrack is Awoken by Ross Tregenza. This hauntingly beautiful instrumental track is the perfect introduction to the game. The track features a combination of electronic and orchestral elements, creating a sense of tension and unease that perfectly captures the feeling of being in a zombie apocalypse.
• Hotel of the Dead - Simon James: The next track on the soundtrack is Hotel of the Dead by Simon James. This track is a bit more upbeat than the previous one, featuring a catchy electronic beat that will get your heart racing. Despite its upbeat tempo, the track still manages to maintain a sense of unease, with eerie sound effects and a haunting melody.
• Trains, Brains & Automobiles - Ross Tregenza: The third track on the soundtrack is Trains, Brains & Automobiles by Ross Tregenza. This track features a driving electronic beat that will have you nodding your head in time with the music. The track also features some interesting sound effects, including what sounds like a distant train whistle.
• Crimson Sunset - Luciano Rossi: The fourth track on the soundtrack is Crimson Sunset by Luciano Rossi. This track is a bit slower than the previous ones, featuring a haunting piano melody that is both beautiful and eerie. The track also features some interesting electronic elements that help to create a sense of tension.
• Don't Sleep - Konstantinos Pope: The fifth track on the soundtrack is Don't Sleep by Konstantinos Pope. This track is a bit more upbeat than the previous one, featuring a driving electronic beat that will get your blood pumping. The track also features some interesting sound effects, including what sounds like a distant siren.
• Blood Red Carpet - Nick Hill: The sixth track on the soundtrack is Blood Red Carpet by Nick Hill. This track is a bit more intense than the previous ones, featuring a heavy electronic beat that will have you tapping your foot in time with the music. The track also features some interesting sound effects, including what sounds like a distant helicopter.
• Humans Are Such Easy Prey - Perturbator: The final track on the soundtrack is Humans Are Such Easy Prey by Perturbator. This track is the most intense and hard-hitting track on the soundtrack, featuring a heavy electronic beat and some intense sound effects. The track perfectly captures the feeling of being in a zombie apocalypse, with its intense and chaotic energy.