Persona 30th Anniversary Collection Now Available for Pre-Order

Persona is officially celebrating its 30th anniversary with a brand-new music collection that pays tribute to some of the most iconic tracks in the series. To mark the occasion, iam8bit and ATLUS have partnered with The Blueshift Big Band to release the Persona 30th Anniversary Jazz Album, a special vinyl and digital collection featuring jazz-inspired remixes from across the franchise.

The original Persona launched on the first PlayStation three decades ago as a spin-off of Shin Megami Tensei. Since then, the series has grown into one of the most successful JRPG franchises in gaming history, especially following the popularity of Persona 3 Reload, Persona 4, and Persona 5.

The new anniversary collection features eight jazz remixes inspired by music from multiple Persona titles. The album is currently available for pre-order through iam8bit in both the standard iam8bit Edition and the premium 180 Gram Edition.

The collection is priced at $31.99, with artwork created by Mark Borgions and music rearranged by The Blueshift Big Band. Pre-orders will remain open until June 8, 2026, while shipping is expected to begin during Q4 2026.

In addition to the physical release, the album will launch digitally on May 7, 2026 across major streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music.

The anniversary album includes jazz remixes of several fan-favorite Persona tracks:

• “Snow Queen” — Revelations: Persona
• “Maya’s Theme” — Persona 2: Innocent Sin
• “Full Moon Full Life” — Persona 3 Reload
• “It’s Going Down Now” — Persona 3 Reload
• “Heaven” — Persona 4
• “Heartbeat, Heartbreak” — Persona 4
• “Last Surprise” — Persona 5
• “Aria of the Soul” — Velvet Room theme featured throughout the series

Fans looking for a special collector’s version will also be able to purchase a Translucent Purple vinyl edition, which will be sold exclusively through FYE.

The release continues Persona’s long tradition of celebrating its music, which has become one of the defining aspects of the franchise over the years. From acid jazz and hip-hop influences to emotional piano themes, the series’ soundtrack remains one of the biggest reasons the Persona games continue to resonate with players around the world.