Direct answer
As of 2026-10-29, no standalone official soundtrack was found. Steam store search for the name returns app 2548880 (the game) and 2641750 (the demo). The appdetails payload has no soundtrack DLC. Music in the shipped build is part of the game, not a separate SKU I could locate.
What was checked
The English US store API, the store search API, and the official YouTube channel linked from Steam. The channel result that uses the words “OST” is a viewer upload from years before Early Access, about 1:41 long. It is not labeled as an Abraxaes release. I am not embedding it as the game’s album.
No Bandcamp, Spotify, or composer credit turned up in this pass. If the studio posts one later, the sources log is where a recheck belongs.
Same name, different music
The name also appears in unrelated listening content, such as the 111 Hz audio example. That is not evidence of a game soundtrack release. The Qobuz page cited in earlier research returned HTTP 403 during this review, so this page makes no claim about its current catalog.
The Early Access answers do say the full version will add more music. That is a future content note, not a track list.
Questions
Is there a Divine Frequency OST on Steam?
No standalone official OST was found in the Steam search and appdetails checked on 2026-10-29. That search result does not prove no album exists elsewhere.
Who composed Divine Frequency?
No composer credit was found on the Steam page or in the sources checked for this page.
Sources and check date
Last checked 2026-10-29. Where sources disagree, both are kept.
Steam store and API data share one publisher. Attributed developer replies and player reports remain single-source unless a separate source is identified.Verification method.
- Steam store search — 2026-10-29
- Steam appdetails — 2026-10-29
- Viewer upload titled as an OST — 2026-10-29. Not an Abraxaes release
- Qobuz name collision — 2026-10-29
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