007 First Light Singer Revealed
007 First Light is poised to captivate players not only with its action but also with its music. The game, which will breathe new life into the James Bond universe, will apparently also be making headlines with its theme song. Rumors that a famous Grammy-nominated artist has taken on this special role have already begun to circulate in the gaming world.
Lana Del Rey Sings the Theme Song for 007 First Light
Developed by IO Interactive, 007 First Light is set to release in March 2026. The studio, known for creating the Hitman series, is creating a massive production focusing on the Bond universe this time around. The game is determined to make a splash not only with its stellar cast but also with its music. The theme songs, a classic element of the James Bond series, appear to be receiving a completely different sound this time around.
Rumors that Lana Del Rey’s new song, “First Light,” could be the official theme song for the game quickly gained traction on social media. Reddit users noticed that this track, registered on ASCAP, could belong to the Bond universe. Known for her alternative pop style, Del Rey, known for hits like “Video Games” and “Young and Beautiful,” is considered a perfect fit for the Bond vibe.
The renowned artist had been quiet for some time following her last album. These rumors have generated considerable excitement in both the music and gaming worlds. Players are eager to see how Lana Del Rey’s melancholic and cinematic style will blend with the espionage theme of 007 First Light. If the rumors are true, the new Bond game could be a memorable one in terms of music as well.
While no official confirmation has been received, past examples suggest these rumors are likely true. Adele’s performances of “Skyfall” and Billie Eilish’s “No Time To Die” are still trending. Now, all eyes are on those first notes to be played in the trailer for 007 First Light. If Bond’s charisma combines with Del Rey’s captivating voice, we could be faced with one of the most iconic theme songs in gaming history.
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