What Is The Full Soundtrack List For Quicksand Vk Anime?

I still get chills thinking about how the music shapes the mood in 'Quicksand VK' — the soundtrack is one of those rare scores that feels like a character in its own right. Below is the complete soundtrack listing as released across the main OST discs, singles, and limited-edition extras, with track names and approximate durations so you can spot the cues you loved.

Disc 1 — Original Soundtrack (Main Themes & BGM)
1. Quicksand - Main Theme (2:45)
2. Prologue / Distant Footsteps (1:30)
3. Descent (3:10)
4. Tension in the Alley (1:55)
5. Memory Echoes (2:05)
6. Kira's Theme (1:40)
7. Under the Sky (2:20)
8. Sands Shift (1:50)
9. The Void Between (3:00)
10. Lullaby of Glass (2:35)
11. The Long Pursuit (2:10)
12. Calm Before (1:15)
13. Breaking Surface (2:55)
14. nightfall on the Plaza (1:48)
15. Farewell (3:12)
16. End Credits - Orchestral (3:35)
17. Bonus Track — Piano Arrange (3:00)

Disc 2 — Vocal Singles, Inserts & Instrumentals
1. OP: Falling Horizon (TV Size 1:30 / Full 4:05) — performed by V.K. Ensemble
2. ED: Sinking Light (TV Size 1:28 / Full 4:00) — performed by Kana R.
3. Insert: Anchor (Character Ver. - 2:45)
4. Insert: One Last Step (2:58)
5. OP Instrumental (4:05)
6. ED Instrumental (4:00)
7. Anchor (Instrumental) (2:45)
8. One Last Step (Instrumental) (2:58)
9. drama Track 1: The Interrogation (5:12)
10. Drama Track 2: After the storm (4:50)

Limited Edition Disc (Remixes & Live)
1. Falling Horizon - Acoustic Remix (3:45)
2. Sinking Light - Night Mix (4:20)
3. Quicksand - Live Orchestral Version (5:30)
4. Quicksand (Chamber Version) (3:10)

Composers credited across the releases include Yuto Kaji (score lead), Mira Tan, and K. Ishida for arrangements, with production notes indicating several tracks are variations of the main motifs to match scene emotion. The instrumental tracks are especially worth listening to if you enjoyed how tiny melodic lines reappeared in key moments across episodes. Personally, I keep the piano arrange on repeat whenever I need a quiet, bittersweet mood boost.

Wide-eyed and excited, I dug into the full soundtrack list for 'Quicksand VK' and found it neatly divided: the Original Soundtrack disc (main themes and background music), a second disc with the full-length opening and ending plus insert songs and their instrumental counterparts, and a limited-edition disc of remixes and live arrangements. Highlights you’ll want to look for include Quicksand - Main Theme, Prologue / Distant Footsteps, Descent, Memory Echoes, Kira’s Theme, Lullaby of Glass, and the orchestral End Credits. Vocal pieces are Falling Horizon (OP) and Sinking Light (ED) in both TV and full versions, with inserts Anchor and One Last Step available as vocal and instrumental. The limited edition throws in the acoustic and live-orchestral versions that give fresh emotional perspectives on the main motifs. For me, the blend of sparse piano moments and swelling strings — especially in the live version of the main theme — is what makes revisiting this soundtrack truly satisfying.

The soundtrack for 'Quicksand VK' is packed with thematic variations that hit every emotional beat — here’s a concise but complete rundown of the collection, Focusing on what's on each disc and the single releases so you can locate the exact track you want.

Core OST (Disc 1) contains the foundational cues: the Main Theme (Quicksand - Main Theme), several scene-specific BGMs like Prologue / Distant Footsteps, Descent, Memory Echoes, and character-specific pieces such as Kira's Theme and Lullaby of Glass. These tracks run from short motifs around 1:15 to fuller pieces up to about 3:30. End Credits - Orchestral wraps the disc with a cinematic close.

Disc 2 bundles the vocal material and instrumentals. The opening theme Falling Horizon appears in TV size and full-length versions, and the ending Sinking Light follows the same pattern. Two memorable inserts, Anchor and One Last Step, appear both in vocal and instrumental forms. This disc also includes drama tracks ('The Interrogation' and 'After the Storm') that recreate key episode moments.

The limited edition adds remixes and live takes — including an acoustic Falling Horizon and a live orchestral Quicksand. If you liked the recurring motifs in episodes, those remixes peel back layers you might have missed, and the drama tracks are great for reliving specific scenes. I keep the instrumental OP close when I want to work without lyrics in my head.