OST

What does OST stand for?

Original soundtrack

Also "official" soundtrack. An OST is an original soundtrack from a movie, video game, or tv show. It contains the recorded music that accompanies the visual content. Soundtracks can be purchased digitally or in disc format and listened to as regular albums.

Popular soundtrack writers include John Williams for various films such as Jaws, Star Wars, and E.T., Hans Zimmer for The Lion King, Pirates of the Caribbean, and others, and Nobuo Uematso for the Final Fantasy video game series.

Example

"Do you have the Final Fantasy 7 OST? I think it's the best video game music of all time."
The Final Fantasy 7 OST cover image, music written by Nobuo Uematso

The Final Fantasy 7 OST cover image, music written by Nobuo Uematso

Related Slang

L2MListening to music
VMAVideo Music Awards
AOTYAlbum of the year
DRMDigital Rights Management
HSMHigh school musical

Usage

✓ Pop Culture
✓ Online Gaming

Last Updated: June 8, 2017

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