Nintendo Music has expanded its library with more than four hours of music from Mario Kart World, the Switch 2 exclusive that launched last year [1, 2]. The soundtrack runs approximately 4 hours and 13 minutes, making it one of the largest additions to the service to date [1, 2].
The streaming service is now accessible not only via the existing mobile app but also through PC browsers, tablets, and car touchscreens compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto [1, 2]. Users need an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription to listen to tracks, while non-subscribers can browse the catalog without playback capability [1, 2].
The music library covers more than 130 Nintendo game titles, offering a broad range of soundtracks for fans to explore [1, 2]. Tom Phillips, IGN News Editor, described the update as "Nintendo Music has added its most-requested soundtrack to date — the toe-tapping tunes of Switch 2 exclusive Mario Kart World — and launched a new web player" [2].
Nintendo has stated plans to add more Free Roam tunes from Mario Kart World in future updates to the service [1, 2]. However, since the game’s launch, Nintendo has not released major new content for Mario Kart World beyond some gameplay tweaks and fixes [2].
Earlier this year, in April 2026, Nintendo partially uploaded the Super Mario Galaxy 1 + 2 soundtrack to Spotify [1]. This release preceded the current expansion of Nintendo Music’s offerings.
With the addition of Mario Kart World tracks and its new web player, Nintendo Music has broadened access and content options for subscribers across multiple platforms [1, 2].
