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The Music of Red Dead Redemption 2: The Housebuilding EP is now available, with the di💦gital version on iTunes, and a limited physical vinyl release available at the and directly from the .
To celebrate the release, Rockstar Games is offering fans two different ways for a chan𝐆ce to win one of 20 limited-edition vinyl records.
The first way to win can be done thrಞough▨ the Rockstar Games Social Club. Log into your Social Club account now through February 18, and visit the to enter. Doing so will give you a shot at one of the 10 limited blue sky vinyl release of The Music of Red Dead 🐷Red🍸emption 2: The Housebuilding EP.
Your second chanꦛce at snagging the limited edition vinyl release is by keeping an eye on the @RockstarGames account on Twitter. They’ll be tweeting out the official contest entry details later today, which will essentially just require a retweet from you. 10 more winners will be selected from entries received by February 13, 2021. (Pro tip: enable notifications for the @RockstarGames Twitter account to make sure you don’t miss out on the contest tweet specifically.)
ꦑNo purchase is necessary to win, but you do need to be 18 years or older to participate. (Sorry, kiddos.)
The Music of Red Dead Redemption 2: The Housebuilding EP comes as the third installment in The Music of Red Dead Redemption 2 series, following up on the success of the award-winning Original Soundtrack and Original Score. The Housebuilding EP features previously unreleased songs by Nashville’s David Ferguson and NYC guitarist, composer, and producer Matt Sweeney, which fans will likely recognize from some of Red Dead Redemption 2’s most emotional moments, including:
- The Housebuilding Song (David Ferguson)
- A Strange Kindness (David Ferguson and ওMa🌞tt Sweeney)
- A Q🐻uiet Time (Saloon Theme) (Dav♎id Ferguson and Matt Sweeney)
- Th🐎e Course of True Love (David Ferguson and Matt Sweeney)
- Do Not Seek Absolution 𒆙(David Ferguson and Matt Sweeney)
If you don’t happen to win in Rockstar’s contest, you’d better get a jump on sna꧃gging the vinyl from the or the , as t🍌he physical release is in very limited s🌌upply.