No Turning Back is a soundtrack from the album Islands of the Lost and Forgotten.
Soundtrack Usage[]
Open-World Combat
In Dainichi Mikoshi, Enkanomiya, Inazuma:
Event Gameplay
Production Credits[]
| Position | Staff[1] |
|---|---|
| Composer | Yijun Jiang (姜以君), Yu-Peng Chen (陈致逸) |
| Arranger | Yijun Jiang (姜以君), Yu-Peng Chen (陈致逸) |
| Electric Guitar | Yijun Jiang (姜以君) |
| Orchestra | London Philharmonic Orchestra |
| Conductor | Robert Ziegler |
| Recording Studio | AIR Studios |
| Recording Engineer | Nick Wollage |
| Pro Tools Engineer | Laurence Anslow |
| Mixing Engineer | Yijun Jiang (姜以君) |
| Mastering Engineer | Zach Huang (黄巍) |
| Production | HOYO-MiX |
Trivia[]
- No Turning Back is a remix of Beats of Water Drops and is used for the Coral Defenders challenge in Enkanomiya. The additional arrangements were done by Yijun Jiang (姜以君) of HOYO-MiX.
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | No Turning Back | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 背水一战 Bèishuǐ-yīzhàn | Fighting With Backs to the River[• 1] |
| Japanese | 背水の陣 Haisui no Jin | Formation With Backs to the River[• 1] |
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Simplified Chinese and Japanese: These are idioms referring to a desperate last stand with no chance of retreat, akin to English "burning one's boats." They originate from the account of the Battle of Jingxing in the Records of the Grand Historian, in which Han Xin, general of the Han dynasty, won by arranging his troops with their backs against a river. This position was highly vulnerable but also very difficult for enemy forces to flank.
References[]
- ↑ NetEase Cloud Music: No Turning Back 背水一战