New Cover of “One-Winged Angel” Unveiled on Square Enix Music Channel
The Square Enix Music Channel recently released a captivating new cover of the iconic track “One-Winged Angel”from Final Fantasy VII. This performance features Yui Morishita and is currently available exclusively on YouTube. Accompanying the performance is a scale figure of the notorious antagonist, Sephiroth, enhancing the nostalgic experience for fans.
Details of the Performance
The cover has a runtime of slightly over four minutes, offering a fresh interpretation of a classic piece. Notably, this version is not included in any albums and remains exclusive to the Square Enix Music Channel at this time.
Square Enix’s Piano Cover Collection
While “One-Winged Angel”remains unique to the channel, some of the piano covers available are part of the official Piano Cover Collection CD, which was released in October 2024. This collection features 15 tracks, of which only seven are from the Final Fantasy series—none from Final Fantasy VII.
About Yui Morishita
Yui Morishita is a highly regarded pianist known for his contributions to various video game soundtracks. He has previously collaborated on projects for Square Enix, including pieces from Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross, featured in an Orchestra Arrangement Collection. His extensive repertoire includes covers from the Final Fantasy series, such as “The Man with the Machine Gun”from FFVIII, as well as arrangements for Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne HD Remaster.
Promotional Activities Leading to FFVII Rebirth
This piano cover is part of a broader strategy by Square Enix to promote the highly anticipated launch of FFVII Rebirth. Recent promotional activities include a Chocobo-themed Steam Deck giveaway and a dedicated event returning to FFVII Ever Crisis. Additionally, the melody of “One-Winged Angel”was featured during the Louis Vuitton Men’s Fall-Winter 2025 fashion show, marking its cultural significance beyond gaming.
Availability of Final Fantasy Titles
Fans can enjoy the immersive worlds of Final Fantasy VII Remake on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC platforms, while FFVII Rebirth is set to release on the PlayStation 5 and PC.
For further details, check the original announcement at Siliconera.
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