Best of Vocal Works (nZk)

BEST OF VOCAL WORKS [nZk]
Compilation album by Hiroyuki Sawano
Released	February 4, 2015
Genre	Rock
Length	78:08
Language	German; English; Japanese;
Label	DefSTAR Records
Producer	Hiroyuki Sawano; Yasuchi Horiguchi (co.&exec); Shunsuke Muramatsu (exec); Daisuke Katsurada (exec); Shunichi Kishimoto (exec);
Hiroyuki Sawano chronology

BEST OF VOCAL WORKS [nZk] is the first best album by Hiroyuki Sawano, released on February 4, 2015 on DefSTAR Records.[1] It contains some of his vocal works from Guilty Crown, Attack on Titan, Blue Exorcist, KILL la KILL, Sengoku Basara and Aldnoah.Zero.[2]

Track listing

All music is composed by Hiroyuki Sawano[2].

No.	Title	Lyrics	Vocals	Length
1.	"βίος" (Bios)	Rie	Mika Kobayashi	4:35
2.	"The Reluctant Heroes"	mpi	mpi	4:25
3.	"Battle Scars"	David Whitaker	David Whitaker	4:05
4.	"Wild War Dance"	mpi	Aimee Blackschleger	3:25
5.	"Blumenkranz" ("Flower Wreath")	Rie	Cyua	4:18
6.	"EGO"	mpi	Mika Kobayashi	3:13
7.	"Hill Of Sorrow"	mpi	mpi	4:10
8.	"Me & Creed"	mpi	Mika Kobayashi	3:23
9.	"Till I Die"	cAnON.	CASG	4:41
10.	"Ready to Go"	David Whitaker	David Whitaker	4:17
11.	"Light your heart up"	cAnON.	Aimee Blackschleger	3:55
12.	"friends"	mpi	mpi	3:49
13.	"Rё∀˥" (Real)	Rie	Cyua	4:13
14.	"Call me later" (nZk Plugless)	mpi	Mika Kobayashi	3:23
15.	"Suck your blood"	mpi	Benjamin Anderson mpi	3:40
16.	"DOA"	mpi	Aimee Blackschleger	3:26
17.	"Before my body is dry"	mpi David Whitaker	Mika Kobayashi David Whitaker	4:06
18.	"RE:I AM"	Hiroyuki Sawano	Aimer	5:46
19.	"A/Z" (by SawanoHiroyuki[nZk]:mizuki)	Hiroyuki Sawano	mizuki	5:18
Total length:				78:08

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