- Music
- 11 Sep 26
Chalk score spot on EA SPORTS FC 27 soundtrack
The Belfast duo are featured alongside the likes of The Strokes, Interpol, TOMORA, Jim Legxacy, Nia Archives, Barry Can't Swim, Bonobo, and The War On Drugs.
The official soundtrack for EA SPORTS FC 27 has been released – including Chalk's 2025 single 'Can't Feel It'.
The track appeared on the Belfast post-punk/electronic duo's acclaimed debut LP, Crystalpunk, which topped the UK Dance Albums Chart following its release earlier this year.
“Over the past 20 years, the EA SPORTS FC Soundtrack has become an international institution,” says Steve Schnur, Worldwide President of Music & Marketing for EA Games. “The world’s game is annually enhanced by the world’s soundtrack, and FC 27 delivers one of our most globally representative playlists yet.
"These are the songs that will both define the year ahead and last a lifetime. We’re proud to deliver this exceptional celebration of artistry, culture and the power of music to bring people together like never before.”
This year's soundtrack continues the franchise's tradition of presenting a mix of both well-known names and breakthrough talent – including international acts like The Strokes, Interpol, TOMORA, Jim Legxacy, Nia Archives, Barry Can't Swim, Bonobo, and The War On Drugs.
EA SPORTS FC – the successor to EA's long-running FIFA video game franchise – is considered one of the most recognised brands in the sports gaming space.
EA SPORTS FC 27 will be available to play worldwide on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2 on September 25, with early access beginning September 18.
The soundtrack, available as a playlist on Spotify, has already been saved over 425,000 times.
Since the release of Crystalpunk earlier this year, Chalk – made up Ross Cullen and Benedict Goddard – have returned with their latest single, 'Get Fucked', which was produced with Galway star Kettama.
Chalk are set to continue expanding their overseas fanbase with a support slot on Fontaines D.C.'s tour of Europe and the UK in October and November.
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