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RWBY Volume 4 Soundtrack (Patreon)

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2026-05-08 20:55:21
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2026-09
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Alfonso Ureta

is really good to listen to only a part of the son while watching the series and then listening the complete version after, and you realize that the songs are really good

Rinnzu Rosendale

oh yeah. Weisses song this volume always gives me chills. I remember when the show was coming out, they had that small 10 second part of it in the show and everyone instantly knew it was gonna be a fire soundtrack when the Volume ends.

Arrowgorn

Bad Luck Charm, the song for Qrow sounds familiar because it plays a lot in the background in Qrow scenes.

Chloe

The second to last song is BMBLB and its named after the shows most popular ship bumbleby which is Blake and yang

Celly

The opening credits song, Let's just live, does have a portion of its time just for Monty. Casey Lee Williams took his death really hard. Another song she wrote called Indomintable is all about him. The part you paused on was an image of birds going into the sunset just like Monty's signature did. Look up his signature. Also, one of the lyrics in the song was Move Onward, Not There Yet." Yes, standing for Monty. Monty often signed fan's autographs with 'keep moving forward". Ren's semblance is to hide emotions from the Grimm. Since they don't see like we do, hiding those emotions renders you invisible. In the Volume 4 Chapter 10 sequence under the house hiding from the Nevermore, Ren soon figured out he could hide Nora too. They likely would have died without that semblance on that day in Kuroyuri. Then they spent a decade together in the wilds of Remnant fending for themselves until Beacon. There are variations of Boop and some are just instrumental. This is one of its incarnations. To be honest, I'm not sure about "I'm at Home". I think you and I just decided its about Ren and Nora. This was the Renora volume anyways, so I think they deserve another song ;)

JAMES D'ALESSANDRO

They do play these soundtracks in the background a few times here to here. This was played during Qrow's fight with Tyrian.

Brandon Newton

Literally listened to this video last night while completing my final 🤣 definitely the hype I needed

Vic Walker

Around 3:40, when the opening song changes and the video image changes too, it's a screenshot from the first chapter of volume 4, where the birds flying with the sun are forming exactly how Monty's signature was. The song itself also has "Monty" hidden at "Move Onward Not There Yet". The lyrics of that part fits well with the loss of Pyhrra and Penny, but also about CRWBY (the team behind RWBY) losing Monty. It's all a big homage to him, since he passed away during volume 3 production, they couldn't add much at volume 3, but on volume 4 they managed to do that.

Vic Walker

13:36 well the songs ARE the soundtracks, they are reused A LOT with different instruments or pacing or just instrumental version, but they also use the song itself with lyrics (Crow's song, called "Bad Luck Charm" plays fully during his fight against Tyrian when it got more serious with no aura, and it was playing the instrumental version since Qrow appeared, and the motif plays A LOT of time when Qrow is talking about his semblance or just being on screen). The songs serve as another layer for the show to tell the story, helping us understand certain characters and their thoughts during specific chapters better. That's why we all asked for you to react to the songs too! :) They will definitely help you dive deeper into the story and help your theories.

Andrew Labdon

regarding "Lusus Naturae" it literally means "sport of nature" generally used in latin as a pejorative, calling something/someone a freak

Undeath Ghost

So... Just to be clear. Most OSTs last song or two are going to be an acoustic version or remix of a previous song (In this case, Boop). However, this is not to be confused with earlier songs which "sound like you e heard it before" not only because they were in the volume but because they have a shared "leitmotif" that is usually associated with the character(s) that the song is about. This is why Weiss songs almost always have operatic, slow, haunting vibes (and why This Life is Mine in this volume stands out so much because the leitmotif being shattered is a metaphor for her journey). The Wrote song, Bad Luck Charm, hasn't been heard before this. But you have heard it's instrumental leitmotif during Qrow scenes, the first appearances of which was in V2 just before the showdown with Winter and in the bar before that. Sorry... Just, didn't like hearing you use the word "reuse" the songs. They don't reuse the songs. They use the leitmotif for a new song. Some of them sound similar as well because they are sectioned songs. (Weiss, up to this point, has a Mirror Mirror Pt1, Pt2. Ruby has Red Like Roses Pt1, Pt2, etc.) Also not all songs are about a character. Sometimes they are more about the message/themes of the volume or the show as a whole. This is the case for Home in this volume. Which was about picking yourself up after your broken and always finding a solace in the company of companions, whether that be friends family, etc.