Following on from a sample of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond’s soundtrack last week, Nintendo Music has now followed this up with the 2019 Switch title Yoshi’s Crafted World.

This follows on from other Yoshi-themed albums like Yoshi’s Story from the N64 era and Yoshi’s Island on the Super Nintendo. This latest soundtrack update contains 53 tracks and has a runtime of 1 hour and 11 minutes.

Here are the full list of songs included in this latest update:

Yoshi’s Crafted World (Nintendo Switch)

1. Title Screen
2. Opening Scene 1: Start Game
3. Opening Scene 2: Yoshis at Peace
4. Opening Scene 3: Baby Bowser & Kamek Appear
5. Opening Scene 4: The Forest
6. World Map 1
7. Main Theme
8. Course Clear
9. Course Clear: Results
10. Big, Beefy Boss
11. Poochy Pups Appear
12. Challenge Course Lobby
13. Go for the Flower!
14. Beyond the Wild
15. Chatting before the Boss Battle
16. Boss Transformation: Tin-Can Condor
17. Bigger, Beefier Boss
18. Boss Defeated
19. Chatting with Kamek after the Boss Battle
20. Found a Dream Gem – Part 1
21. Found a Dream Gem – Part 2
22. Found a Dream Gem – Part 3
23. World Map 2
24. Clickity-Clack Attack (First Half)
25. Clickity-Clack Attack (Second Half)
26. Clickity-Clack Attack (Before the Goal)
27. Yoshi’s Expedition
28. Boss Transformation: Spike the Piranha
29. World Map 3
30. Yards of Yarn
31. What’s It Gonna Be?!
32. Floppy March
33. Icy Oceans
34. World Map 4
35. Dwelling Place of the Ninja
36. Boss Transformation: Burt the Ball & Gator Train
37. World Map 5
38. Rocket Launch
39. A Teeny, Tiny Universe
40. Nighttime Crafts
41. Ducking through Danger
42. Chatting before the Boss Battle (Great King Bowser)
43. The Great King Bowser: Transformation
44. The Great King Bowser
45. Chatting before the Boss Battle (Mega Baby Bowser)
46. Mega Baby Bowser Appears
47. Final Fightsd and Last Hurrahs
48. Chatting after the Boss Battle
49. Sundream Stone Restored
50. The Yoshis’ Wish
51. Staff Credits
52. Ending
53. Round and Round

Nintendo Music has also been updated to Version 1.5.0 this week. According to some extra details (via OatmealDome), this includes a “Year in Review” feature, which hasn’t been made available just yet.