Original sentence: Creid was released by Digicube on April 22, 1998, and re-released by Square Enix on June 29, 2005.His musical approach for the original soundtrack was to insert Celtic influences into "easy-to-listen-to" pop tracks, rather than making either "dense" Celtic music or simple background music.In addition to Japanese musicians, several Irish artists contributed to Creid, including uilleann piper Davy Spillane, formerly of Moving Hearts and Riverdance, and Máire Breatnach, who had previously played fiddle on another Square album, Final Fantasy IV Celtic Moon.The main lyricist, Junko Kudo, wrote the lyrics to four of the five tracks, and had no previous experience with video game-related projects and was surprised by the length of the game's script when she asked to look at it.Yasunori Mitsuda also asked guitarist Tomohiko Kira and singer Yoko Ueno to appear to the album after an acquaintance introduced him to them
Edited sentence: Creid was released by Digicube on April 22, 1998 and re-released by Square Enix on June 29, 2005.His musical approach for the original soundtrack was to insert Celtic influences into "easy-to-listen-to" pop tracks rather than making either "dense" Celtic music or simple background music.In addition to Japanese musicians, several Irish artists contributed to Creid, including uilleann piper Davy Spillane—formerly of Moving Hearts and Riverdance—and Máire Breatnach, who had previously played fiddle on another Square album, Final Fantasy IV Celtic Moon.Mitsuda also asked guitarist Tomohiko Kira and singer Yoko Ueno to appear to the album after an acquaintance introduced him to them.The main lyricist, Junko Kudo, wrote the lyrics to four of the five tracks and had no previous experience with video game-related projects and was surprised by the length of the game's script when she asked to look at it