from the amazing Moya Brennan and piano and vocals from myself......so, please download it and tell others about it." Her Personal album was also released with a press release by Hogg, "to give fans the true story of the album". Her vocals were further featured in the 1998 PlayStation role-playing video game Xenogears. Composed by Yasunori Mitsuda, the ending-theme song "Small Two of Pieces", along with an extra track "Stars of Tears" (not featured in the game) were recorded. Mitsuda also invited her to record the vocal themes for the spiritual prequel to Xenogears, Xenosaga: Episode One released four years later in 2002. Two tracks were recorded for this game: the ending-theme "Kokoro", and the song "Pain", which plays during the final cutscene of the game. Soundtracks were released for both of these videogames on the Digicube label. The song "Kokoro" was also released as a CD single. Hogg's vocals were not featured in any of the later Xenosaga releases, as Yasunori Mitsuda was replaced with Yuki Kajiura as the game's musical composer. Discography Looking into Light (1999) Celtic Hymns (2006; reissue of Looking into Light) Raphael's Journey (2008 download only, 2010 CD) Personal (2008) Uncountable Stars (2014) MAP Project (2018) Road from Ruin (2018) Collaborations New Irish Hymns (2002) (with Moya Brennan and Margaret Becker) New Irish Hymns 2 (2003) (with Margaret Becker and Kristyn Getty) New Irish Hymns 3: Incarnation (2004) (with Margaret Becker and Kristyn Getty) New Irish Hymns 4 (2005) (with Margaret Becker and Kristyn Getty) Songs for Luca (with other Iona members and various other artists) Veil of Gossamer (with Dave Bainbridge) Xenogears Original Soundtrack (with Yasunori Mitsuda) Xenosaga: Episode One Original Soundtrack (with Yasunori Mitsuda) Xenosaga: Episode One "Kokoro" Single (with Yasunori Mitsuda) The Unseen Stream (solo release by Troy Donockley) The Pursuit of Illusion (solo release by Troy Donockley) The Cave Sessions Vol.1 (with Andy Rogers) References External links Official Iona Band biography Iona Band biography Joanne Hogg's page Profile at Square Enix Music Online Living people Alumni of Queen's University Belfast British performers of Christian music Musicians from County Antrim Presbyterians from Northern Ireland Women medical doctors from Northern Ireland Women singers from Northern Ireland Year of birth missing (living people)