In recent years, Fortnite has included characters from TV and film but more media too. Increasingly, Fortnite songs are showing up. It isn’t just those made by Epic or fans’ songs, the game now has loads of licensed music too. Even before Fortntie Festival, there were popular songs showing up in the game. More recently that’s gotten really wide though.
We now have songs in Fortnite in the way of Epic’s original songs. Plus, all the available licensed Fortnite Festival songs. Even an increasing number of Fortnite songs backing up the Icon Series emotes.
If you were looking at Fortnite song lyrics, you might be surprised by how varied it all is! Although, even with big real-world artists, Epic has yet to bring in the Fortnite-themed songs that might be more recognizable to fans, the memorably cringey Chug Jug with You. Although, Epic’s own offerings have plenty of fans, like the recent Fish in the Sea Battle Pass track.
Source: Forbes
Fortnite songs and fan creations are one thing, but what about the in-game music? Songs are an item in-game. You can get loads of different lobby songs. New are added across all seasons in Fortnite.
Most recently, the number of songs has skyrocketed with the Festival mode. However, looking at the songs Epic has made available as lobby music, there are still quite a lot of songs in Fortnite:
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These are all of the Fortnite Songs that have been included in the main Fortnite Battle Pass over the years:
The next and now biggest area for Fortnite Songs is the Fortnite Item Shop. These were just more tracks at one point, however, with the release of Fortnite Festival that’s changed. Old tracks all got converted to this new item where they’re now playable. These are now all Festival songs!
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