Fans making the pilgrimage to next month's Star Wars Celebration event in Japan can keep an eye out for a new box set fitting in perfectly with the country's commitment to music on CD.

Available in limited quantities during the event at Makuhari Messe in Chiba City, Star Wars Celebration Japan 2025: Original Soundtrack Box Set brings together scores from 23 films and television series in the universe created by writer/director George Lucas, with exclusively designed artwork. While none of the material is previously unreleased, roughly half the material has never been released on CD before, making for the most comprehensive and diverse listen to how the sound of a galaxy far, far away has evolved over nearly 50 years.

The box will include the original soundtrack releases to the original Star Wars trilogy released between 1977 and 1983; Lucas' prequel trilogy from 1999 to 2005; and a new generation of sequel trilogy from 2015 to 2019 - all composed and conducted by film score legend John Williams. (The original and prequel trilogy soundtracks utilize remixes of the original vinyl album programs released in 2018, created from the original film session masters by Williams' longtime engineer Shawn Murphy.) The Maestro's influence (and occasional input) is heard in the rest of the material in the set - mostly films and series commissioned after The Walt Disney Company purchased Lucasfilm in 2012 - including the spin-off films Rogue One and Solo; animated series like The Clone Wars, Rebels, The Bad Batch, Visions, Tales of the Jedi and Tales of the Empire; and a crop of live-action series set in the Star Wars universe including The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Andor, Ahsoka and The Acolyte. Each album will be packaged in 7" paper sleeves with newly designed cover art based on the original posters and key art - all housed in a deluxe box featuring the Celebration Japan key art. (Additionally, limited quantities of the original soundtracks to Star Wars (1977) and The Empire Strikes Back (1980) will be pressed on red and blue vinyl, with jackets replicating original Japanese poster art and wrapped with an obi.)

Lucas, a filmmaker who co-founded American Zoetrope with Francis Ford Coppola and enjoyed an unlikely blockbuster with the impressionistic period piece American Graffiti (1973), adored the Flash Gordon serials of his youth and was profoundly inspired by the work of Joseph Campbell, who studied and interpreted myth and religion across cultures and published some of his finding in 1949's The Hero with a Thousand Faces. Lucas' sprawling treatment about a small but devoted rebellion against a malevolent Galactic Empire, and the quests of the Jedi Knights (warrior monks who tapped into a mystical energy known as "The Force") underwent many permutations before cameras rolled on Star Wars (later subtitled A New Hope), ultimately casting the likes of Mark Hamill (the heroic Luke Skywalker), Carrie Fisher (the rebellious Princess Leia), Harrison Ford (the roguish Han Solo) and Alec Guinness (the wise Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi).

With a $10 million budget spent on sets in England and a location shoot in the deserts of northern Africa, few had high hopes for the commercial viability of the film, even with an array of groundbreaking special effects by Lucas' company Industrial Light & Magic. The film opened in just 25 theaters on May 25, 1977 - but word of mouth grew and grew, and within a year the film overtook Steven Spielberg's JAWS as the highest-grossing film of all time. Spielberg, a longtime friend of Lucas, was convinced of Star Wars success from the outset, and enthusiastically suggested the hiring of John Williams, a fresh Oscar winner for JAWS, to compose the score for the space opera. Drawing from inspirations like Holst, Wagner, Korngold and even Benny Goodman - not to mention a sterling performance by the London Symphony Orchestra - Williams' Star Wars score became a crucial part of the series' mythology and the pop cultural firmament, ushering in a new generation of symphonic soundtracks and even spinning off two U.S. Top 10 hits: the bold "Main Title" theme, and a disco arrangement of motifs by Domenico "Meco" Monardo that became an unlikely No. 1 smash.

Williams would win his third career Oscar for Star Wars, and would build upon his work with a stunning catalogue of themes and motifs through the rest of the series. The original trilogy continued with The Empire Strikes Back (1980) and Return of the Jedi (1983), co-written and produced by Lucas and featuring original themes for the villainous Darth Vader, the enchanting Jedi master Yoda, a torrid romantic theme for Han Solo and Princess Leia, the crime lord Jabba the Hutt, the wicked galactic Emperor Palpatine, the village of furry Ewoks on the forest moon of Endor, and much more. Empire won Williams a Grammy Award and a BAFTA, and both sequels were nominated at the Academy Awards.

After the trilogy was re-released in 1997 with additional footage and new digital effects from Industrial Light & Magic, production began on Lucas' prequel trilogy (which he wrote and directed), depicting the rise of the Empire over a war-torn interplanetary Republic and how Luke's father Anakin was tempted to the dark side of The Force and helped eliminate the Jedi as Darth Vader. Critics and fans in the early Internet age were more divided on the creative direction of The Phantom Menace (1999), Attack of the Clones (2002) and Revenge of the Sith (2005) - but a returning Williams conducting the LSO was one of the series' brightest spots, thanks to rousing themes like "Duel of the Fates," "Across the Stars" and "Battle of the Heroes."

Lucas scaled back his loose plans to create a nine-film series after that, but did produce a 2008 computer-animated series set between Clones and Sith and depicting the legendary Clone Wars that set the Star Wars galaxy to turmoil. The creator selected Dave Filoni, a director on the animated hit Avatar: The Last Airbender, to oversee The Clone Wars and composer Kevin Kiner, a television vet on Walker: Texas Ranger, Star Trek: Enterprise and CSI: Miami, built on Williams' themes and supplied stirring original motifs of his own. Filoni and Kiner's work would help usher in a new era of Star Wars and became the glue for what came next: a purchase of Lucasfilm by Disney and a tidal wave of new films and TV shows.

Star Wars media practically tripled in the Disney era. Williams returned to score the third Star Wars trilogy, set decades after Return of the Jedi and featuring a new generation of heroes mentored by the old guard when the New Republic was threatened by a new evil organization known as the First Order. The Force Awakens (2015), co-written and directed by J.J. Abrams; The Last Jedi (2017), written and directed by Rian Johnson; and The Rise of Skywalker (2019), co-written and directed by Abrams again, were immense blockbusters but perhaps even more divisive than the prequels. (A vocal contingent of fans hated the bold, expectation-defying Last Jedi, and The Rise of Skywalker, featuring a performance by the late Carrie Fisher built from outtake footage and a revived-from-the-dead Palpatine, seemed to appeal to no one.) But Williams' work ethic and investment in new and old themes (including an inspiring motif for the new heroine Rey, played by Daisy Ridley) could not be denied, and the scores established and extended the composer's status as the living person with the most Oscar nominations (and second only to Disney himself).

Disney wasted no time in establishing a new "expanded universe" of extracurricular media, having relegated decades of novels, comics and short stories to non-canon status. The studio began ambitiously planning spin-off films set during other eras of the story: 2016's Rogue One showcased the Rebel Alliance's "first victory against the evil Galactic Empire" (alluded to in Star Wars' opening text crawl), while 2018's Solo featured Alden Ehrenreich as a younger version of Harrison Ford's space smuggler. Both were shaped by creative shake-ups including rewrites and reshoots (Solo directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller were fired during production, with Ron Howard stepping in as a replacement); Rogue One was a critical and commercial success, while Solo was the first box-office bomb in Star Wars history. Nonetheless, both featured winning scores by two disciples of Williams: Up and Jurassic World composer Michael Giacchino for Rogue One, and The Bourne Identity and How to Train Your Dragon composer John Powell for Solo. (Williams also contributed an original theme for Solo, having never written a proper motif for the character.)

Perhaps as a result of the challenges of latter-day Star Wars at the multiplex, Disney focused future stories on the small screen, especially in light of the company's Disney+ streaming service which launched in 2019. Kevin Kiner scored four seasons of the Disney Channel animated series Rebels from 2014 to 2018, featuring another faction of Rebels set five years before the original Star Wars film. The fan favorite show brought back characters like Ahsoka Tano, Anakin Skywalker's exiled Jedi protégeé from The Clone Wars, and even cameos from James Earl Jones as the voice of Darth Vader. He would return for several more series, including one final season of The Clone Wars in 2020 (after a six-year absence from the airwaves), the Clone Wars spinoff The Bad Batch (2021-2024) and the series Tales of the Jedi and Tales of the Empire, a pair of limited series set in the prequel trilogy era that aired in 2022 and 2024.

But some of the biggest moves were made in live-action television. The Disney+ series The Mandalorian, created by Elf and Iron Man director Jon Favreau, follows a bounty hunter from the same planet as the original trilogy's mysterious Boba Fett and his galactic misadventures guarding an infant alien with Force sensitivities in the aftermath of the Empire's fall in Return of the Jedi. The show ran for three seasons (plus a spin-off, The Book of Boba Fett, taking place between the latter two seasons), and a feature film is expected to conclude the story in 2026. The memorable theme and score was written by Ludwig Goransson, a composer for the cult comedy series Community, the Oscar-winning Marvel film Black Panther and the Rocky spin-off trilogy Creed; the Swedish composer took home two Emmys for his work on the show, and collaborated with composer Kevin Shirley on Boba Fett and the third season of The Mandalorian.

The live-action series' swings got bigger and bigger. A limited series depicting Obi-Wan Kenobi's exile between the original and prequel trilogies - with Ewan MacGregor reprising his role from the prequels - aired in 2022 and featured a new theme by Williams. (Williams' longtime collaborator William Ross and composer Natalie Holt handled the bulk of the underscore.) That same year, Andor - a gritty lead-in to Rogue One that critics and audiences viewed as a parable to real-world political challenges - became one of Star Wars' most acclaimed works in the Disney era, earning eight Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Drama Series and two nods for the show's composer Nicholas Britell, best known for his work on HBO's Succession. (A second and final season premieres just after this year's Celebration.) Filoni's steady hand in animation soon gave way to the live-action Ahsoka, continuing from both Rebels and The Mandalorian. (Kiner returned to score this series, which premiered in 2023 and is expected to get another season.)

The saga's most ambitious TV works, though, might be the multi-season animated anthology Visions - featuring esoteric galactic stories created by animation houses from South America, Europe, Africa and Asia - and The Acolyte, a one-season 2024 series set a century before The Phantom Menace. (Multiple composers - from a host of Japanese musicians in the first season and eccentric luminaries in the second like producer Daniel Lopatin, better known as Oneohtrix Point Never, contributed to Visions, while Michael Abels, longtime composer for the films of Jordan Peele, handled musical duties for the underrated The Acolyte.)

This box set of galactic proportions will be sold exclusively at Star Wars Celebration and is expected to sell out. For the curious, a full track list is below!

Star Wars Celebration Japan 2025: Original Soundtrack Box Set (Walt Disney Records UWCD-9030/52 (JP), 2025)

* previously unreleased on CD
+ composed and conducted by John Williams

Disc 1: The London Symphony Orchestra, Star Wars: The Phantom Menace (originally released as Sony Classical SK 61816, 1999 - this mix released as Walt Disney Records D0025858-02, 2018) +

1. Star Wars Main Title and The Arrival at Naboo
2. Duel of the Fates
3. Anakin's Theme
4. Jar Jar's Introduction and The Swim to Otoh Gunga
5. The Sith Spacecraft and The Droid Battle
6. The Trip to the Naboo Temple and The Audience with Boss Nass
7. The Arrival at Tatooine and The Flag Parade
8. He Is the Chosen One
9. Anakin Defeats Sebulba
10. Passage Through the Planet Core
11. Watto's Deal and Kids At Play
12. Panaka and the Queen's Protectors
13. Queen Amidala and The Naboo Palace
14. The Droid Invasion and The Appearance of Darth Maul
15. Qui-Gon's Noble End
16. The High Council Meeting and Qui-Gon's Funeral
17. Augie's Great Municipal Band and End Credits

Disc 2: The London Symphony Orchestra, Star Wars: Attack of the Clones (originally released as Sony Classical SK 89932, 2002 - this mix released as Walt Disney Records D0025854-02, 2018) +

1. Star Wars Main Title and Ambush on Coruscant
2. Across the Stars (Love Theme from Star Wars: Attack of the Clones)
3. Zam the Assassin and The Chase Through Coruscant
4. Yoda and the Younglings
5. Departing Coruscant
6. Anakin and Padme
7. Jango's Escape
8. The Meadow Picnic
9. Bounty Hunter's Pursuit
10. Return to Tatooine
11. The Tusken Camp and The Homestead
12. Love Pledge and The Arena
13. Confrontation with Count Dooku and Finale

Disc 3: The London Symphony Orchestra, Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith (originally released as Sony Classical SK 94220, 2005 - this mix released as Walt Disney Records D0025856-02, 2018) +

1. Star Wars Main Title and The Revenge of the Sith
2. Anakin's Dream
3. Battle of the Heroes
4. Anakin's Betrayal
5. General Grievous
6. Palpatine's Teachings
7. Grievous and the Droids
8. Padmé's Ruminations
9. Anakin vs. Obi-Wan
10. Anakin's Dark Deeds
11. Enter Lord Vader
12. The Immolation Scene
13. Grievous Speaks to Lord Sidious
14. The Birth of the Twins and Padme's Destiny
15. A New Hope and End Credits

Disc 4: The London Symphony Orchestra, Star Wars: A New Hope (originally released as 20th Century Fox Records 2T-541, 1977 - this mix released as Walt Disney Records D0025853-02, 2018; also to be released on vinyl at Celebration as Walt Disney Records UWJD-9035/6) +

1. Main Title
2. Imperial Attack
3. Princess Leia's Theme
4. The Desert and The Robot Auction
5. Ben's Death and TIE Fighter Attack
6. The Little People Work
7. Rescue of the Princess
8. Inner City
9. Cantina Band
10. Land of the Sand People
11. Mouse Robot and Blasting Off
12. The Return Home
13. The Walls Converge
14. The Princess Appears
15. The Last Battle
16. The Throne Room and End Title

Disc 5: The London Symphony Orchestra, Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (originally released as RSO Records RS-2-4201, 1980 - this mix released as Walt Disney Records D0025857-02, 2018; also to be released on vinyl at Celebration as Walt Disney Records UWJD-9037/8) +

1. Star Wars (Main Theme)
2. Yoda's Theme
3. The Training of a Jedi Knight
4. The Heroics of Luke and Han
5. The Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme)
6. Departure of Boba Fett
7. Han Solo and the Princess
8. Hyperspace
9. The Battle in the Snow
10. The Asteroid Field
11. The City in the Clouds
12. Rebels At Bay
13. Yoda and The Force
14. The Duel
15. The Magic Tree
16. Lando's Palace
17. Finale

Disc 6: The London Symphony Orchestra, Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (originally released as RSO Records 811 767-1 Y-1, 1983 - this mix released as Walt Disney Records D0025855-02, 2018) +

1. Main Title (The Story Continues)
2. Into the Trap
3. Luke and Leia
4. Parade of the Ewoks
5. Han Solo Returns (At the Court of Jabba the Hutt)
6. Lapti Nek (Jabba's Palace Band)
7. The Forest Battle
8. Rebel Briefing
9. The Emperor
10. The Return of the Jedi
11. Ewok Celebration and Finale

Disc 7: Star Wars: The Force Awakens (originally released as Walt Disney Records D0021772-02, 2015) +

1. Main Title and The Attack on the Jakku Village
2. The Scavenger
3. I Can Fly Anything
4. Rey Meets BB-8
5. Follow Me
6. Rey's Theme
7. The Falcon
8. That Girl with the Staff
9. The Rathtars!
10. Finn's Confession
11. Maz's Counsel
12. The Starkiller
13. Kylo Ren Arrives At the Battle
14. The Abduction
15. Han and Leia
16. March of the Resistance
17. Snoke
18. On the Inside
19. Torn Apart
20. The Ways of The Force
21. Scherzo for X-Wings
22. Farewell and The Trip
23. The Jedi Steps and Finale

Disc 8: Star Wars: The Last Jedi (originally released as Walt Disney Records D0027146-02, 2017) +

1. Main Title and Escape
2. Ahch-To Island
3. Revisiting Snoke
4. The Supremacy
5. Fun with Finn and Rose
6. Old Friends
7. The Rebellion is Reborn
8. Lesson One
9. Canto Bight
10. Who Are You?
11. The Fathiers
12. The Cave
13. The Sacred Jedi Texts
14. A New Alliance
15. "Chrome Dome"
16. The Battle of Crait
17. The Spark
18. The Last Jedi
19. Peace and Purpose
20. Finale

Disc 9: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (originally released as Walt Disney Records D0031835-02, 2019) +

1. Fanfare and Prologue
2. Journey to Exegol
3. The Rise of Skywalker
4. The Old Death Star
5. The Speeder Chase
6. Destiny of a Jedi
7. Anthem of Evil
8. Fleeing from Kijimi
9. We Go Together
10. Join Me
11. They Will Come
12. The Final Saber Duel
13. Battle of the Resistance
14. Approaching the Throne
15. The Force is with You
16. Farewell
17. Reunion
18. A New Home
19. Finale

Disc 10: Michael Giacchino, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (originally released as Walt Disney Records D0024247-02, 2016)

1. He's Here for Us
2. A Long Ride Ahead
3. Wobani Imperial Labor Camp
4. Trust Goes Both Ways
5. When Has Become Now
6. Jedha Arrival
7. Jedha City Ambush
8. Star-Dust
9. Confrontation on Eadu
10. Krennic's Aspirations
11. Rebellions Are Built on Hope
12. Rogue One
13. Cargo Shuttle SW-0608
14. Scrambling the Rebel Fleet
15. AT-ACT Assault
16. The Master Switch
17. Your Father Would Be Proud
18. Hope
19. Jyn Erso & Hope Suite
20. The Imperial Suite
21. Guardians of the Whills Suite

Disc 11: John Powell, Solo: A Star Wars Story (originally released as Walt Disney Records D0028035-02, 2018)

1. The Adventures of Han +
2. Meet Han
3. Corellia Chase
4. Spaceport
5. Flying with Chewie
6. Train Heist
7. Marauders Arrive
8. Chicken in the Pot
9. Is This Seat Taken?
10. L3 & Millennium Falcon
11. Lando's Closet
12. Mine Mission
13. Break Out
14. The Good Guy
15. Reminiscence Therapy
16. Into the Maw
17. Savareen Stand-Off
18. Good Thing You Were Listening
19. Testing Allegiance
20. Dice & Roll

Disc 12: Michael Abels, Selections from Star Wars: The Acolyte (original episodes aired 2024) *

1. A Lone Assassin
2. The Noodle Shop Fight
3. Meet Osha
4. An Acolyte
5. Mother Aniseya
6. The Ascension Ceremony
7. The Fire
8. Under the Bunta Tree
9. Bazil's Theme
10. Dark Master Descends
11. Multicolored Lightsaber Battle
12. Dual-Wielding Duel
13. Battle in Red, Green & Blue
14. Two Sisters/Two Stories
15. What Extraordinary Beings We Are
16. The Lagoon
17. Have You Told Me Everything
18. The Helmet Calls
19. Luxuriously Dark
20. A Tragic Mistake
21. Power of Two (End Credit Version) - Victoria Monét
22. Double Duel
23. Explanation/Confession
24. Atonement/Transformation
25. Approval/Farewell
26. Deceptive Elegy
27. The Acolyte/Homage to a Master
28. The Power of Many/End Title

Tracks 1-10 released on Star Wars: The Acolyte - Vol. 1 (Episodes 1-4 - Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records (digital), 2024
Tracks 11-28 released on Star Wars: The Acolyte - Vol. 2 (Episodes 5-8 - Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0045480-25 (digital), 2024

Disc 13: Kevin Kiner, Selections from Star Wars: The Clone Wars (original episodes aired 2008-2014 and 2020)

1. Star Wars Main Title & A Galaxy Divided
2. Battle of Christophsis
3. Jabba's Palace
4. Ahsoka Saves Anakin *
5. Padmé *
6. Victory on Ryloth *
7. Padmé and Ahsoka *
8. Death of a Master *
9. Maul, Savage and Viszla *
10. Obi-wan and Satine *
11. Ventress the Nightsister *
12. The Clones *
13. Anakin and Padme *
14. Anakin Sees His Future *
15. Darth Maul Breaks Obi-Wan *
16. Maul and Savage Duel Palpatine *
17. The Mandalorians of Death Watch *
18. Ahsoka's Fall *
19. Ahsoka Leaves *
20. Yoda's Journey Ends *
21. Bad Batch Theme *
22. Finest Troopers *
23. Ahsoka to the Rescue *
24. Ahsoka and the Martez Sisters *
25. Ahsoka is Back *
26. Ahsoka vs. Maul *
27. Ahsoka and the 501st *
28. Race You to the Surface *
29. Break for the Shuttle *
30. We Don't Understand *
31. Victory and Death *
32. Crash Course Moon *
33. Burying the Dead *

Tracks 1-3 released on Star Wars: The Clone Wars (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - Sony Classical 88697 35616-2, 2008
Tracks 4-20 released on Star Wars: The Clone Wars (Seasons One Through Six - Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0021127-25 (digital), 2014
Track 21 released as Walt Disney Records digital single D0035689-15, 2020
Track 22 released on Star Wars: The Clone Wars - The Final Season (Episodes 1-4 - Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0035767-25 (digital), 2020
Tracks 23-24 released on Star Wars: The Clone Wars - The Final Season (Episodes 5-8 - Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0035771-25 (digital), 2020
Tracks 25-33 released on Star Wars: The Clone Wars - The Final Season (Episodes 9-12 - Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0035773-25 (digital), 2020

Disc 14: Kevin Kiner, Selections from Star Wars: The Bad Batch (original episodes aired 2021-2024) *

1. Enter the Bad Batch
2. Logo (Star Wars: The Bad Batch)
3. Omega's Theme
4. The Bounty Hunter is Back
5. Omega the Prisoner
6. Fire When Ready
7. Collapse
8. Leaving Kamino
9. End Credits (Star Wars: The Bad Batch)
10. Crabs Attack
11. The Emperor's Play
12. Where I Fit
13. Racing Mix
14. Canyon Landing
15. Mayday
16. Plan 99
17. The Sacrifice
18. Previously On
19. Daily Routine
20. Reunion
21. Space Club Mix
22. We Do This Together
23. One Last Fight
24. New Life
25. Epilogue
26. I Am Ready

Track 1 released as Walt Disney Records digital single D0038115-15, 2021
Tracks 2-4 released on Star Wars: The Bad Batch - Vol. 1 (Episodes 1-8 - Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0038508-25 (digital), 2021
Tracks 5-9 released on Star Wars: The Bad Batch - Vol. 2 (Episodes 9-16 - Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0038899-25 (digital), 2021
Tracks 10-13 released on Star Wars: The Bad Batch - Season 2: Vol. 1 (Episodes 1-8 - Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records (digital), 2023
Tracks 14-17 released on Star Wars: The Bad Batch - Season 2: Vol. 2 (Episodes 9-16 - Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records (digital), 2023
Tracks 18-21 released on Star Wars: The Bad Batch - The Final Season: Vol. 1 (Episodes 1-8 - Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0044716-25 (digital), 2024
Tracks 22-26 released on Star Wars: The Bad Batch - The Final Season: Vol. 2 (Episodes 9-15 - Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0044906-25 (digital), 2024

Disc 15: Selections from Obi-Wan Kenobi (portions originally released as Walt Disney Records digital album, 2023) *

1. Obi-Wan +
2. Order 66 - Natalie Holt
3. Inquisitors' Hunt - Natalie Holt
4. Young Leia - Natalie Holt
5. Days of Alderaan - Natalie Holt
6. The Journey Begins - William Ross
7. Bail and Leia - Natalie Holt
8. Nari's Shadow - Natalie Holt
9. Ready to Go - Natalie Holt
10. Cat and Mouse - Natalie Holt
11. First Rescue - William Ross
12. Mapuzo - Natalie Holt
13. The Path - Natalie Holt
14. Sensing Vader - Natalie Holt
15. Parallel Lines - Natalie Holt
16. Some Things Can't Be Forgotten - William Ross
17. Stormtrooper Patrol - Natalie Holt
18. Hangar Escape - Natalie Holt
19. Empire Arrival - Natalie Holt
20. Dark Side Assault - Natalie Holt
21. I Will Do What I Must - William Ross
22. Sacrifice - Natalie Holt
23. No Further Use - Natalie Holt
24. Overcoming the Past - William Ross
25. Tatooine Desert Chase - Natalie Holt
26. Who You Become - Natalie Holt
27. Saying Goodbye - William Ross
28. End Credits - William Ross

Disc 16: Kevin Kiner, Selections from Star Wars Rebels (original episodes aired 2014-2018) *

1. Rebels Theme
2. Ezra's Theme
3. Sabine
4. Kallus
5. Enter the Inquisitor
6. Yoda's Guidance
7. Inquisitor Duel
8. A Jedi Leader
9. Rex and Ahsoka Reunited
10. Twin Moons
11. Ezra and Leia
12. Hondo and Ezra Escape
13. Kanan and Hera
14. Ahsoka Duels the Inquisitors
15. Chopper's Inside Info
16. Zeb Rock
17. Maul
18. A Master and an Apprentice
19. Anakin and Ahsoka
20. Thrawn's Theory
21. Ezra Tries to Console Sabine
22. Mon Mothma's Speech
23. Obi-Wan's Recording
24. Binary Sunrise
25. Thrawn in Control
26. Aftermath of the Attack
27. Saw's Holo
28. The White Lothwolf
29. Kanan's Past
30. Kanan's Gone
31. Goodbye Kanan
32. Hera's Arrival
33. Ezra Reflections
34. Ezra and Thrawn
35. Palpatine Makes His Offer
36. Melch Rushes In
37. From the Rubble
38. Purrgil Arrive
39. Ezra's Message
40. Epilogue and End Credits

Tracks 1-7 released on Star Wars Rebels: Season One (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0024626-25 (digital), 2016
Tracks 8-19 released on Star Wars Rebels: Season Two (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0024627-25 (digital), 2016
Tracks 20-26 released on Star Wars Rebels: Season Three (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0044849-25 (digital), 2016
Tracks 27-40 released on Star Wars Rebels: Season Four (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0044850-25 (digital), 2016

Disc 17: Nicholas Britell, Selections from Star Wars: Andor (original episodes aired 2022) *

1. Andor (Main Title Theme) - Episode 1
2. Niamos! (Morlana Club Mix)
3. Pre-Mor Shakedown
4. B2
5. Bix Caleen
6. Andor (Main Title Theme) - Episode 2
7. End of Day
8. The Night Before
9. Pilgrim
10. Andor (Main Title Theme) - Episode 3
11. Corpus
12. Past/Present Suite
13. Andor (Main Title Theme) - Episode 4
14. ISB
15. Where's My Starpath Unit?
16. Andor (Main Title Theme) - Episode 5
17. The Valley
18. Tomorrow
19. Andor (Main Title Theme) - Episode 6
20. The Vault - Parts 1 and 2
21. The Vault - Parts 3 and 4
22. The Rono Trawler
23. Climb!
24. The Morning After
25. Andor (Main Title Theme) - Episode 7
26. Maarva's Rebellion
27. Andor (Main Title Theme) - Episode 8
28. Shut It Down
29. Andor (Main Title Theme) - Episode 9
30. Andor (Main Title Theme) - Episode 10
31. One Way Out - Parts 1-4
32. My Name is Kino Loy
33. Heroes
34. Andor (Main Title Theme) - Episode 11
35. Full Fondor
36. Your Mother Is Dead
37. Andor (Main Title Theme) - Episode 12
38. Forming Up/Unto Stone We Are
39. Eulogy
40. Battle
41. The Rebellion Suite

Tracks 1-15 released on Andor: Vol. 1 (Episodes 1-4 - Original Score) - Walt Disney Records (digital), 2022
Tracks 16-28 released on Andor: Vol. 2 (Episodes 5-8 - Original Score) - Walt Disney Records D0041264-25 (digital), 2022
Tracks 29-41 released on Andor: Vol. 3 (Episodes 9-12 - Original Score) - Walt Disney Records D0041265-25 (digital), 2022

Disc 18: Ludwig Göransson, Selections from Star Wars: The Mandalorian (original episodes aired 2019-2023) *

1. Hey Mando!
2. The Asset
3. The Mandalorian
4. Jawas Attack
5. Mando Rescue
6. The Ponds of Sorgan
7. Speederbikes
8. Greatest Warriors in the Galaxy
9. The Mandalorian (Orchestral Version)
10. Nurse and Protect
11. Mando is Back
12. Long Live the Empire
13. The Story
14. Ahsoka Lives
15. A Friend
16. Open the Door
17. The Living Waters - Kevin Shirley, Ludwig Göransson
18. We Got Pirates - Kevin Shirley, Ludwig Göransson
19. Adelphi Jukebox - Kevin Shirley, Ludwig Göransson
20. The Great Forge - Kevin Shirley, Ludwig Göransson
21. Forever Forged in My Heart - Kevin Shirley, Ludwig Göransson

Tracks 1-3 released on The Mandalorian: Chapter One (Original Score) - Walt Disney Records D0031916-25 (digital), 2019
Track 4 released on The Mandalorian: Chapter Two (Original Score) - Walt Disney Records D0033217-25 (digital), 2019
Track 5 released on The Mandalorian: Chapter Three (Original Score) - Walt Disney Records D0033362-25 (digital), 2019
Track 6 released on The Mandalorian: Chapter Four (Original Score) - Walt Disney Records D0033364-25 (digital), 2019
Track 7 released on The Mandalorian: Chapter Five (Original Score) - Walt Disney Records D0033466-25 (digital), 2019
Track 8 released on The Mandalorian: Chapter Six (Original Score) - Walt Disney Records D0033468-25 (digital), 2019
Track 9 released on The Mandalorian: Chapter Seven (Original Score) - Walt Disney Records D0033470-25 (digital), 2019
Track 10 released on The Mandalorian: Chapter Eight (Original Score) - Walt Disney Records D0033472-25 (digital), 2019
Tracks 11-12 released on The Mandalorian: Season 2 - Vol. 1 (Chapters 9-12 - Original Score) - Walt Disney Records D0037216-25 (digital), 2020
Tracks 13-16 released on The Mandalorian: Season 2 - Vol. 2 (Chapters 13-16 - Original Score) - Walt Disney Records (digital), 2020
Tracks 17-18 released on The Mandalorian: Season 3 - Vol. 1 (Chapters 17-20 - Original Score) - Walt Disney Records D0040748-25 (digital), 2023
Tracks 19-21 released on The Mandalorian: Season 3 - Vol. 2 (Chapters 21-24 - Original Score) - Walt Disney Records D0042582-25 (digital), 2023

Disc 19: Joseph Shirley, Selections from The Book of Boba Fett (original episodes aired 2021-2022) *

1. Rebirth
2. The Stranger
3. Normal Day At the Office
4. Fear is a Sure Bet
5. Desert Walk
6. Stop That Train
7. Aliit Ori'shya Tal'din
8. The Mod Parlour
9. Fennec and Boba
10. You Fly, I'll Shoot
11. The Families of Mos Espa
12. The Book of Boba Fett - Ludwig Göransson
13. Maiden Voyage
14. Life Lessons
15. A Gift
16. Teacher's Pet
17. Two Paths Diverged
18. Battle for Mos Espa
19. A Town Besieged
20. Final Showdown
21. A Town At Peace

Tracks 1-12 released on The Book of Boba Fett: Vol. 1 (Chapters 1-4 - Original Score) - Walt Disney Records D0039431-25 (digital), 2022
Tracks 13-21 released on The Book of Boba Fett: Vol. 2 (Chapters 5-7 - Original Score) - Walt Disney Records D0039829-25 (digital), 2022

Disc 20: Kevin Kiner, Selections from Ahsoka (original episodes aired 2023) *

1. The Update
2. Master and Apprentice
3. The New Republic
4. Igyah Kah
5. Ahsoka - End Credits
6. More Than Just Your Eyes
7. The Whale Pod
8. Hunt Them Down
9. Fight in the Woods
10. Ahsoka and Baylan
11. Something Familiar
12. Death and Destruction
13. Teaching You How to Lead
14. You're a Warrior Now
15. The Hyperspace Jump
16. Baylan's Plans
17. Grand Admiral Thrawn
18. It Worked, Didn't It?
19. Thrawn's Arrival
20. A Ronin
21. Epilogue Part I
22. Epilogue Part II

Tracks 1-11 released on Ahsoka - Vol. 1 (Episodes 1-4 - Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0043795-25 (digital), 2023
Tracks 12-22 released on Ahsoka - Vol. 2 (Episodes 5-8 - Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0043796-25 (digital), 2023

Disc 21: Kevin Kiner, Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi (Original Soundtrack) (released as Walt Disney Records digital album, 2022) *

1. Birth of Ahsoka
2. Ahsoka's Village
3. Sanctity of Life
4. Tiger
5. The Bond
6. Ahsoka Returns
7. A Real Test
8. Let's Go Again
9. Training Pays Off
10. Secret Mourner
11. No One is Safe
12. The Inquisitor
13. Ahsoka is Ready
14. Dooku Arrivals
15. The Kidnappers
16. Soldiers Are Here
17. No More Suffering
18. Murder Case
19. Mystery on Raxus
20. Dooku Investigates
21. Dooku Contemplates
22. Qui-Gon and the Sith Lord
23. Flight Into Darkness
24. Dooku vs. Yaddle
25. Dooku's Fall

Disc 22: Kevin Kiner, Sean Kiner & Deanna Kiner, Star Wars: Tales of the Empire (Original Soundtrack) (released as Walt Disney Records D0044981-25 (digital), 2024) *

1. Invasion of Dathomir
2. The Mountain Clan
3. Right to Be Scared
4. Hunt for Weapons
5. Morgan Leaves
6. Deal Rejected
7. Back to Corvus
8. Assassin Attack
9. Anger Gives Me Strength
10. Nadura Arrivals
11. Fulfill My Destiny
12. The Fires Will Continue Burning
13. Help Will Come
14. Morgan Elsbeth - End Credits
15. Barriss Released
16. Prove Yourself Worthy
17. Come with Me
18. One Final Test
19. Welcome Sister
20. New Target
21. Where's the Jedi
22. Inquisitors vs. Jedi
23. You're Not Alone
24. Seek the Healer
25. Such Gifts Are a Curse
26. Live, Now Go
27. Lyn Attacks
28. Inside the Cave
29. The Way Out
30. Barriss Offee - End Credits

Disc 23: Selections from Star Wars: Visions (original episodes aired 2021-2023) *

1. SIgn of deaTH - Keiji Inai
2. The Duel - Keiji Inai
3. Galactic Dreamer - Yoshiaki Dewa
4. Tatooine Rhapsody - Yoshiaki Dewa
5. Anthem of Imperial (Am's Theme) - Michiru Oshima
6. Duel of the Lightsaber - Michiru Oshima
7. The Village Bride - Kevin Penkin
8. MAGINA x FORCE - Kevin Penkin
9. The Ninth Jedi (Prologue) - Nobuko Toda & Kazuma Jinnouchi
10. The Battle of Jedi - Nobuko Toda & Kazuma Jinnouchi
11. Start the Droids - A-Bee & Keiichiro Shibuya
12. Mitaka's Lab - A-Bee & Keiichiro Shibuya
13. The Elder - Michiru Oshima
14. Darkness and Rain - Michiru Oshima
15. Lop - Yoshiaki Dewa
16. Thoughts - Yoshiaki Dewa
17. Battle Rela - U-Zhann
18. AKAKIRI - U-Zhann
19. Black Canvas - Dan Levy
20. Sith Apprentice - Dan Levy
21. Escape - Leo Pearson
22. Departure - Leo Pearson
23. Mom's Song - Andrés Walker & Patricio Portius
24. This is Our Land! - Andrés Walker & Patricio Portius
25. I Am Your Mother - Jean-Marc Petsas
26. The Ryloth Roll Jean-Marc Petsas
27. Lightsaber Duel - Jang Young Gyu & Lee Byung-Hoon
28. Light and Hope - Jang Young Gyu & Lee Byung-Hoon
29. Stormtroopers Leave - Olivier Deriviere
30. Show Time - Olivier Deriviere
31. Jedi Fight - Sneha Khanwalkar
32. Uss Paar - Sneha Khanwalkar
33. Digging - Daniel Lopatin
34. Follow the Light - Daniel Lopatin
35. Aau's Song Intro - Markus Wormstorm
36. Healing the Kyber - Markus Wormstorm

Tracks 1-2 released on Star Wars: Visions - The Duel (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records (digital), 2021
Tracks 3-4 released on Star Wars: Visions - Tatooine Rhapsody (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records (digital), 2021
Tracks 5-6 released on Star Wars: Visions - The Twins (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records (digital), 2021
Tracks 7-8 released on Star Wars: Visions - The Village Bride (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records (digital), 2021
Tracks 9-10 released on Star Wars: Visions - The Ninth Jedi (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records (digital), 2021
Tracks 11-12 released on Star Wars: Visions - T0-B1 (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records (digital), 2021
Tracks 13-14 released on Star Wars: Visions - The Elder (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records (digital), 2021
Tracks 15-16 released on Star Wars: Visions - Lop and Ochō (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records (digital), 2021
Tracks 17-18 released on Star Wars: Visions - Akakiri (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records (digital), 2021
Tracks 19-20 released on Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 - Sith (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0042743-25 (digital), 2023
Tracks 21-22 released as Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 - Screecher's Reach (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0043021-45 (digital), 2023
Tracks 23-24 released on Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 - In the Stars (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0042706-25 (digital), 2023
Tracks 25-26 released on Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 - I Am Your Mother (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0042745-25 (digital), 2023
Tracks 27-28 released on Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 - Journey to the Dark Head (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0042748-25 (digital), 2023
Tracks 29-30 released on Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 - The Spy Dancer (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0042747-25 (digital), 2023
Tracks 31-32 released on Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 - The Bandits of Golak (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0042744-25 (digital), 2023
Tracks 33-34 released on Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 - The Pit (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0042746-25 (digital), 2023
Tracks 35-36 released on Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 - Aau's Song (Original Soundtrack) - Walt Disney Records D0042749-25 (digital), 2023