Mass Effect Composer Wants to Rescore Leaked Mass Effect Universe Trailer

Sam Hulick, a composer on the Mass Effect trilogy, has said he would like to rescore a leaked internal trailer for Mass Effect Universe, the BioWare project that was cancelled before release. He framed the effort as a way to "properly represent my musical vision" for the footage, which has circulated among fans in unofficial form.

The trailer is the first real look many players have had at what the project was meant to be, and Hulick's interest puts the music back at the center of that discussion. Soundtrack work was one of the most recognizable parts of the original trilogy, so a composer of that series revisiting material from a canceled follow-up carries weight with fans who still remember the franchise's sound.

Hulick's comments were tied to N7 Day, the annual fan celebration of the franchise held on November 7. That date gives the idea a natural audience, though the source material does not say whether a finished version will be shared publicly or when.

Because the trailer is a leak and the project never shipped, it is not clear what rights or approvals would be needed before any rescored version could appear. Anyone looking for an official update should wait for a statement from BioWare or Hulick himself.