Final Fantasy 14 fans will have some new music to enjoy while waiting for the upcoming Evercold expansion. Square Enix has officially revealed Final Fantasy 14: Till Dawn My Tears Flow, a new piano collection featuring eight tracks from the popular MMORPG.
The album is expected to release in November 2026, putting it ahead of the arrival of Evercold. Pre-orders have already opened through the Square Enix Store, with the album currently priced at $25.99.
While it may not be the major gameplay update players are waiting for, the collection gives fans another way to revisit some of Final Fantasy 14’s recent music.
Eight Final Fantasy 14 Songs Get Piano Arrangements
Till Dawn My Tears Flow features eight songs that have been rearranged for piano. Most of the collection is completely instrumental, although two tracks also feature vocalist Amanda Achen.
Achen appears on the piano arrangements of Smile and Bee My Honey, while the other six tracks focus entirely on the piano performances.
The complete track list is:
- Lost in the Deep
- Morrow’s Might & Magic
- Roses of May (Dawntrail)
- Crash in the Dark
- Smile
- Windswept Echoes
- Promises to Keep
- Bee My Honey
The physical release also contains liner notes from Keiko, the pianist closely associated with Final Fantasy 14’s piano arrangements and performances.
There is one potential issue for international collectors, however. The CD is an imported product and the included liner notes are reportedly written in Japanese. Fans unable to read Japanese will therefore need a translation if they want to fully explore the additional material included with the album.
A Fanfest Performance Is Also Included
The Japanese version of the album includes another interesting bonus. Buyers receive a download code that provides access to a recording of a live performance from the Final Fantasy 14 Fanfest held in Anaheim.
However, there is currently some uncertainty surrounding this bonus for international customers. The North American Square Enix Store listing reportedly does not mention the Fanfest recording.
As a result, players outside Japan should not automatically assume that the bonus will be available in every region. More clarification from Square Enix may be needed before the album launches.
Something to Enjoy Before Evercold
The timing of Till Dawn My Tears Flow makes the album particularly interesting for Final Fantasy 14 players.
The community is currently waiting for the game’s next major chapter, with Evercold set to become the next expansion. Before that happens, the final Final Fantasy 14 Fanfest connected to the upcoming expansion is scheduled to take place in Japan.
That event is expected to provide considerably more information about Evercold, including additional details about its new region and jobs.
Until then, Till Dawn My Tears Flow provides something considerably more relaxing for fans who want to spend a little more time with the music of Final Fantasy 14.
The album is currently available for pre-order for $25.99 and is expected to release in November 2026.
