Music and Voice Cast

This page covers the sound of Star Wars: Galactic Racer: the orchestral score, the soundtrack album, and the actors who voice its main characters. Most of it was introduced through the studio's Sounds of the Galactic League series, which ran in September 2026 in the weeks before the October 6 release. How the game was made more broadly is covered on Development.

The Score

The score is composed by Gordy Haab, working with Nathaniel Daw, Fuse Games' Music and Narrative Director. It was recorded at the Vienna Synchron Stage, and the first Sounds of the Galactic League installment went behind the scenes at those sessions, with Haab and Daw discussing how they approached it. The studio describes the result as a score that captures the style of the Star Wars galaxy together with the energy of a high-stakes racing game.

The audio team's work goes beyond music. When the Game Director was asked what he was proudest of, the audio team's contribution to how the game feels to play was one of the three things he named.

Soundtrack Album

The main theme, The Soul of Racing (Main Theme), was released as a single by Walt Disney Records on September 18, 2026. Haab and Daw are credited as producers, with Steve Kaplan as mixing engineer and Patricia Sullivan as mastering engineer. The full Original Video Game Soundtrack is a 21-track digital album running 61 minutes and 38 seconds, scheduled for release on October 6, 2026, the same day as the game.

The published track listing is below. Several titles name places and moments from the game, but they are music titles rather than a list of circuits, so they are not taken here as confirmation of any particular track or event. The worlds that have been confirmed are on Planets and Circuits.

Voice Cast

Three performers had been announced as of September 27, 2026. Shade's voice actor had not been named.

Kestar Bool's performance is split between two people. Kris Laudrum provides the voice, while Mark Bridges, Fuse Games' Design Director, performed the character's motion capture. Daw has described Laudrum's Kestar as dripping with arrogance, with fear underneath: someone terrified of not living up to his father's expectations. Daw has said, "We knew from the first ‘Impeding!’ that Kestar Bool needed to be instantly established as the entitled Caskadag that he is," and the same word is the title of the album's fifth track.

Spoken dialogue is recorded in English only. Thirteen further languages are supported for the interface and subtitles, with the full list on System Requirements.

Sounds of the Galactic League

The studio introduced the score and cast in a four-part series, each installment pairing a short article with a video.