Spotify Australia and EA Sports FC parter for in-game audio integration

EA Sports and Spotify have announced a new partnership designed to allow gamers “a new way to experience music in EA SPORTS FC 25.” With the partnership, gamers can now access their Spotify Premium account within EA Sports FC 25 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

Initially being tested across Australia and Saudi Arabia, Spotify Premium integration into EA Sports FC 25 gives players access to a global library that includes music, podcasts and audiobooks, all without having to exit the game.

EA and Spotify said, “Whether you want to enjoy artists you love while building your Ultimate Team lineup or blast your personal victory anthem as you take the win, players can now create the ultimate soundtrack for any moment in FC.”

Spotify in EA Sports FC 25

While playing EA Sports FC 25, players in the test markets — Australia and Saudi Arabia — will be able to log in to their Spotify Premium account via “a new Spotify presence in the horizontal slider of the main menu within the game. From there, the Spotify player can be reached from anywhere in the game, such as Team Selection before a new match, or via the pause menu during in-game action.”

Spotify said of the integration, “This test integration with EA SPORTS forms part of Spotify’s commitment to connecting artists and fans. By integrating Spotify into EA SPORTS FC™ 25, we’re creating new opportunities for artists to share their music and be discovered by a massive audience of passionate gamers.”

How to access Spotify within EA SPORTS FC™ 25

  • Players in Australia and Saudi Arabia will be invited to log in to their Spotify Premium account via a new Spotify presence in the main horizontal slider of the main menu within the game.
  • From there, the Spotify player can be reached from anywhere in the game, including via the set-up menu for a new match, or via the pause menu during in-game action.
  • Players also have the option to change their default audio from commentary to Spotify. Once Spotify has been selected, players will be presented with an on-screen display of the current track, which will reappear each time a new track is introduced. Tracks can be skipped or selected at any point via the pause menu.
  • Certain music is not currently available in this experience – users can go to the Spotify app to access our full library.
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