Goodbye, Lara Soundtrack Arrives with Full-Length Tracks
The soundtrack for Goodbye, Lara was released on September 30 and features vocals on "two horizons" not heard in the anime version.
The soundtrack for the anime Goodbye, Lara was released on September 30, according to animecorner.me. The release includes full versions of tracks that were not heard in full during the anime.
Among the differences, the soundtrack version of "two horizons" includes vocals that are absent from the anime version. The vocals on that track are performed by yuma yamaguchi's daughter.
Two other tracks, "SaYoNaRa (feat. Ohzora Kimishima)" and "S.A.Y.O.N.A.R.A. (feat. Kaori Sakakibara)", also run longer on the soundtrack than in the anime.
In earlier comments, director Takushi Koide said he visited yuma yamaguchi's home, oversaw multiple retakes, and advised on the key of one of the songs.
Quick answers
When was the Goodbye, Lara soundtrack released?
It was released on September 30.
What is different about the soundtrack version of "two horizons"?
It includes vocals that are absent in the anime version. The vocals are sung by yuma yamaguchi's daughter.
Are any tracks longer on the soundtrack than in the anime?
Yes, "SaYoNaRa (feat. Ohzora Kimishima)" and "S.A.Y.O.N.A.R.A. (feat. Kaori Sakakibara)" are longer on the soundtrack.