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In case you missed the first mixtape - In 2014, the first volume of 'Catch the Throne' crafted hip-hop beats out of the 'Game of Thrones' orchestral score and even featured some dialogue.

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In case you missed the first mixtape - It featured Big Boi, Daddy Yankee, Common, Wale, Kilo Kish, and more. Quite a different crowd from the UK cast!

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And the second one - The second volume of 'Catch the Throne' featured Snoop Dogg, Mastodon, Estelle, Method Man, Talib Kweli, Ty Dolla $ign, and more.

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'Catch the Throne' to 'For the Throne' - Graduating from mixtape to album, check out the artists who will be the last ones to make their musical mark on the series.

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The National - Back in 2012, the band recorded 'The Rains of Castamere' for the show, which played over the end credits of the season two episode 'Blackwater.'

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A$AP Rocky - The rapper has been on an upward streak in popularity, and it's only going up with this album.

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Mumford and Sons - It's only fitting that Mumford and Sons, who served as the real-life wedding band for 'Game of Thrones' costars Kit Harington and Rose Leslie, has a part in the album.

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Lil Peep - The late rapper passed away in 2017, but he will appear posthumously on the album.

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Rosalía ft. A.Chal - Rosalía and A.Chal will bring a Spanish and Peruvian taste to 'For the Throne,' perhaps representing the warmer region of Dorne?

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The Weeknd - According to Pitchfork, HBO initially asked The Weeknd to record the song for fans, but he recruited some friends...

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SZA - ...One of whom is SZA, and the other being Travis Scott.

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Travis Scott - Travis Scott has previously worked with both The Weeknd ('Wonderful') and SZA ('Love Galore'), but this will be the first song to feature all three artists.

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Ellie Goulding - After Ed Sheeran's cameo on the show, people were rooting for other UK artists to make an appearance, including Ellie Goulding. She won't be on-screen, but she's doing what she does best.

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Jacob Banks -

The British Nigerian singer was the first unsigned act to ever appear on BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge, but as a 'GoT' fan himself, this album might be a bigger accomplishment. 

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Maren Morris - The American country singer is excited about the news, as she retweeted the show's announcement and wrote, "Let the Games begin..."

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Joey Bada$$ - The American rapper is an actor himself, and he's going to show us how hip-hop sounds in Westeros. 

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Matthew Bellamy - As the front man of Muse, this will be Bellamy's first solo release. You can already listen to the soaring song 'Pray' here.

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Ty Dolla $ign - Having already appeared on the 'Catch the Throne' mixtape, this singer is clearly suited for the throne. 

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Chloe X Halle - The R&B sibling duo has appeared on the soundtrack for the show 'Dear White People,' but 'GoT' is a little different! 

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Lennon Stella - This singer is representing Canada, AKA the original Winterfell. 

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The Lumineers - The American folk rock band's cellist, Neyla Pekarek, looks just like Arya Stark, and she even recorded a cover of the show's theme song. This is a full-circle moment.

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X Ambassadors - The American rock band's songs have been featured in films like 'Suicide Squad' and 'Transformers: The Last Knight,' and their action-packed sound will fit right in to 'GoT.'

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James Arthur -

The English singer, who won 'The X Factor' in 2012, will also feature on 'For the Throne.'

Hungry for more? See how much epic 'Game of Thrones' trivia you know.

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