The original soundtrack
Two albums, like the two sides of a record: GoatBlob by day and by night, by AsheBarrett. On every streaming platform.
Side A, the day
GoatBlob, Face A (Original Video Game Soundtrack)
AsheBarrett · 11 tracks
Out November 20, 2026On every streaming platform
Eleven instrumentals: funk basslines, analog pulses, lounge jazz going off the rails.
🎧 Already in the game: open GoatBlob to hear the full tracks.
- 1Blob Drift2:00
- 2Blob Jazz Lounge3:00
- 3Cinematic Blob3:00
- 4Blob Hop3:00
- 5Berlin Blob Underground2:00
- 6Funky Blob Bass2:30
- 7Blob Bass Solo4:05
- 8Analog Blob Pulse4:42
- 9Analog Blob Pulse II4:34
- 10Modular Blob Pulse3:00
- 11Modular Blob Pulse II3:00
30-second previews.
Side B, the night
GoatBlob, Face B (Original Video Game Soundtrack)
AsheBarrett · 10 tracks
Out December 18, 2026On every streaming platform
Ten songs in seven languages: angry rap, Italo disco, Berlin techno, oriental electro.
🥚 Already hidden in the game as an Easter egg: find it to hear the full tracks. Be clever… hint: we dance at night.
- 1Nuit Glissante3:37
- 2Deviens le GOAT3:21
- 3يلّا بلوبYalla Blob3:32
- 4Horde Debout2:58
- 5Lauf die Schleife4:00
- 6Peak Time Drive3:29
- 7闭合这个圆Bìhé Zhège Yuán3:33
- 8Notte Blob3:05
- 9La Horda3:05
- 10Les Blobiz2:53
30-second previews.
The artist : AsheBarrett
AsheBarrett is 51 and never managed to choose between images, sound and games. So he does it all.
The alias, borrowed from an ’80s Belgian comic-book hero, belongs to a creator and art director based in Nantes, France. A life spent reading comic books, spinning records and holding game controllers, building images, stories and worlds, from the first sketch to the last pixel.
His music sounds like the soundtrack to a film that hasn’t been shot yet. Funk basslines, analog pulses, lounge jazz going off the rails, house music running until dawn. When night falls, the voices come in: French, Arabic, German, Mandarin, Italian, Spanish. Angry French rap meets Italo disco; Berlin techno shakes hands with oriental electro.
His first release comes in two sides, like a record you flip over. Side A: eleven instrumentals for the daytime. Side B: ten songs for the night. Both were born for GoatBlob, a mobile game he dreamed up from start to finish — but they work just as well without a controller.
New tools, AI included, are to him what video games were as a kid: a new playground. The instruments change, the urge stays. Creativity is everywhere.