ZP's Wasteland Music (Updated)
This mod adds music from the Fallout: Nevada and Fallout: Sonora mods to Fallout 4 and its DLC, while also preserving the original (vanilla) soundtrack.
About this mod Machine translation
This mod adds music from the Fallout: Nevada and Fallout: Sonora mods to Fallout 4 and its DLC, while also preserving the original (vanilla) soundtrack.
Original address:
KEOSZ Update October 16, 2025 - 46 great songs from KEOSZ spread throughout the game
August 31, 2025 Dungeon Update - 18 "my" dungeon creations. Thanks Elevenlabs and Audacity! I divided the 18 tracks into 3 dungeon sections (in xEdit) of 6 each.
Update August 28, 2025 - I have obtained permission from the creators of the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. - Lost Alpha game, so the number of songs has increased by 41. I have distributed them o each location has something to offer now.
Update August 24, 2025 - I changed the name and completely redefined the purpose of the website. It will no longer just focus on Fallout Sonora and Fallout Nevada, but will include all lore-appropriate music, properly licensed from the original creators for integration.
Update Ankhras 8 version on August 3: Removed the main menu music replacement of the Fallout Nevada module and moved it to the radio station.
Choose to download and install according to your needs.
!!!!!Read the description first!!!!!
I (the original author zlostnypopolnik, the same below) don’t understand English very well. sorry.
There are people smarter than me in the universe. If they think I'm doing something wrong, please tell me what it is and how to correct it.
My RIG:
AMD Ryzen 5 3600X 6-core processor
RTX 3070 8GB
32GB DDR4 RAM
2xM2 SSD
27-inch 2560x1440 monitor
I have the NG version of the game,
I play the FO1440 at 4x2560 on the ULTRA.
ZP Wasteland Music:
This mod adds music from a variety of sources to Fallout 4 and its DLC, while also preserving the original (vanilla) soundtrack.
The core idea behind this mod is simple. I was inspired to bring his music into Fallout 4 when I purchased the album from Nobody's Nail Machine. I contacted him and he kindly gave me permission, thank you very much! You can listen to his music on his YouTube channel and purchase his albums on Bandcamp. Fans of classic Fallout music will be excited.
The music has been adapted for Fallout 4, with adjusted volume, start and end points, and is available in XWM format.
This plugin is tagged esl so it doesn't take up space among the 1563 plugins you already have.
The addon includes Fallout 4, Far Harbor, and Nuka World data, so you'll need to have those DLCs if you want the mod to work.
All rights to the music belong to their respective composers. Each composer allowed their work to appear in Fallout 4 – ZP’s Music of the Wasteland.
Example:
In the "Videos" section you can find examples of the music used.
I will update the mod with new songs as soon as possible.
ZP Sonora and Nevada Ankhras85 versions are no longer updated. From now on, only versions that keep the original title track unchanged will remain.
Comprehensive music sources:
Nobody's Nail Machine - Kalopsia: Sounds of a Moribund Earth Original Soundtrack
Nobody's Nail Machine - Dayglow (Fallout: Sonora DLC Soundtrack)
Nobody's Nail Machine - Fallout: Sonora Soundtrack
Nobody's Nail Machine - Fallout: Nevada Soundtrack
Nobody's Nail Machine - 7th Sector Soundtrack
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. - Lost Alpha
My creations - 18 dungeon music
Keosz Bandcamp
Keosz YouTube
Keosz Soundcloud
Patch for Music for the Wasteland and Classic Fallout Ambient Music is live and ready.
New Music Counter - 149
I shamelessly recommend my mods:
Gritty FO4 music by ZP
Gritty Nuka World Music by ZP
Gritty Far Harbor music by ZP
This is my first mod like this, so:
If you hear anything unusual, please report it. I'll fix it as soon as possible.
compatibility:
Use common sense. This is incompatible with mods that do the same thing.
Install:
Install using your favorite mod manager.
My mod:
zlostnypopolnik
My wallpaper:
wallpaper
My poor video:
Sad video
recommend:
No battle music - ESL version
Acknowledgments:
god, bethesda, modding community
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