Song uploaded to youtube, with credits generated automatically
I attach more evidence to everything I mention in the following links: Doubts about the falsity of this supposed official release culminate when one realizes in the credits automatically generated by Youtube, that these were uploaded through a platform called FreshTunes, a platform for uploading songs to Youtube, Spotify and others for freelancers. However, when looking at the supposed official soundtrack of Master Duel, the record appears under the name of the supposed author, Goto Kosemura. If you look at the official albums on platforms like Spotify and others of games made by Konami, in all of them appears at the end as author "Konami Digital Entertainment", and in cases such as the soundtrack of one of the Castlevania, the distributor appears as Rightsscale, a Japanese distributor. Thirdly, and what for me determines the falsity of the alleged album, is the name of the distributor. To prove my point, I attach the appearance of the second album on spotify. However, now that the supposed author Goto Kosemura has released a second album with the Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel soundtrack, the font is so poorly done that it is obvious that it is not the official work. Normally, konami usually uses the game's official font for uploading its albums and soundtracks. Secondly, there are the fonts and the upload format.
Goto Kosemura is not a registered author nor does his name appear anywhere, apart from the apparent soundtrack. In the first instance, although probably the least relevant reason, is the name of the Author. However, this twitter post, made by an account that has been following the game's release throughout this time, suggests otherwise, for the following reasons: I think everyone here was happy to hear that the Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel soundtrack was apparently officially released on Spotify.
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