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A Bizarre Run OST: Stage 1 and Stage 2 Listening Guide

Find A Bizarre Run’s two identified stage themes, with runtimes, upload dates, credit caveats, and uploader usage rules.

D4C / 2026-11-09 3 min read
A Bizarre Run OST: Stage 1 and Stage 2 Listening Guide
Axel Avix music

Where can you listen to the A Bizarre Run OST?

Start with the Stage 1 and Stage 2 main-theme uploads on Axel Avix music, embedded below. As of November 9, 2026, these are two identified listening references, not an established complete soundtrack.

The game is listed as “[D4C] A Bizarre Run,” by A Bizarre Run By Current., on its official Roblox page. Both music uploads carry “Official OST” labels, but independent developer endorsement remains unverified.

Which stage theme should you play?

Choose the upload matching the stage label you are looking for:

Upload on Axel Avix music Uploaded Recording length
Main Theme — Stage 1 November 7, 2026 164 seconds · 2:44
Main Theme — Stage 2 November 8, 2026 122 seconds · 2:02

A Bizarre Run Official OST | Main Theme (Stage 1) — Axel Avix music

A Bizarre Run Official OST | Main Theme (Stage 2) — Axel Avix music

If you are listening while following the opening stage, keep the A Bizarre Run Stage 1 guide alongside the first recording for gameplay context. The listed durations describe the uploads; they do not establish in-game loop lengths or how long either theme plays during a run.

What do the labels and credits establish?

Axel Avix music is the uploading channel. In the Stage 1 description, the uploader says they worked on the game and music. That involvement claim and the “Official OST” titles come from the uploader; exact composer credits have not been independently confirmed.

The stage labels help distinguish the recordings, but they do not document playback triggers, whole-stage coverage, or whether every passage matches the current in-game arrangement. A complete track list and any separate battlegrounds music collection also remain unestablished.

When identifying a remembered cue, use the gameplay guide to place the activity in context. The trailer guide provides a separate reference for release footage, but promotional material alone does not authenticate these uploads or establish their composer.

What usage rules does the uploader state?

Both descriptions allow the music as background audio in YouTube content, including reviews, AMVs, and speedpaints. They also state these restrictions:

  • No video reuploads, extended versions, remixed versions—including slowed/reverb—or illegal distribution.
  • Podcasts, genre remixes or covers, and commercial TV, trailer, or film use require permission or approval.

These are uploader-stated terms. They do not independently establish underlying rights or guarantee permission for streams or monetization.

For attribution, “uploaded by Axel Avix music” reflects the established channel credit. A definitive “composed by” credit requires further confirmation.

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