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The Final Fantasy XIV community has once again come together, led by musician Husky by the Geek, to create a medley celebrating the Endwalker expansion. Featuring 300 musicians, the Endwalker medley is even more impressive than the last collaboration, which featured 200 musicians paying tribute to Final Fantasy XIV’s 10 years. Those who follow the Final Fantasy XIV community will recognize several of the musicians in the video, but we also see Alphinaud (Colin Ryan) and Alisaie’s (Bethan Walker) voice actors contributing in the montage.
Once again, kudos to Husky by the Geek for not only organizing all this, but for compiling it into one epic music video. You can also download the medley for free, as medleys can no longer be licensed on Spotify. Enjoy nearly 11 minutes of epic Endwalker music as the community now gets ready to kick off a new journey when Dawntrail, our most anticipated game of the year, launches into Early Access on June 28. We can’t wait to see what the community comes up with in a couple years to celebrate that expansion and its soundtrack.
Final Fantasy XIV Endwalker Medley with 300 Musicians
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