Sep 18, 2026

London, United Kingdom Sep 17, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - MaRUF, founder of Jackal Verse Esports and known in the Call of Duty: Mobile community as MarufCODM, has announced the worldwide release of music created for the Jackal World Cup and Jackal Champions Cup.
The music is now available through major digital streaming services, including Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music, expanding the availability of Jackal Verse content beyond tournament broadcasts and promotional videos.
The release forms part of the wider Jackal Verse project, which combines community esports competition with original event branding, visual content and music. Music connected to Jackal Verse has been used across tournament trailers, promotional videos, highlights and event-related content, giving the project a consistent identity across different productions.
By making the tracks available through international streaming platforms, Maruf is extending the music beyond its original use within tournament content. Listeners can now access the releases independently from the competitions while still connecting the music with the events for which it was created.
The releases include music associated with the Jackal World Cup and the Jackal Champions Cup, two of the main events developed under the Jackal Verse name. The music has become part of the broader presentation of these competitions, alongside visual branding, promotional materials and recurring tournament content.
The worldwide launch represents a new stage in the development of Jackal Verse. What began as a community tournament project has gradually expanded into a broader esports and entertainment concept, with music now becoming a separate part of the experience available to listeners outside match broadcasts.
Maruf has continued to develop Jackal Verse around the idea of creating a recognizable identity for its events. Rather than using music only as background material, original tracks have been incorporated into event trailers, highlight packages and promotional videos to create continuity between different tournaments.
Making the music available on major streaming services allows that material to reach audiences in a different format. It also gives followers of Jackal Verse the option to listen to the music outside tournament coverage, while new listeners can discover the tracks independently through streaming platforms.
The release comes as Jackal Verse continues preparations for the Jackal Champions Cup 2026, which is scheduled for December. The upcoming event is being promoted with the same broader visual and musical identity that has become part of recent Jackal Verse productions.
The music launch therefore connects the competitive and creative sides of the project. The tournaments remain the central part of Jackal Verse, while the music gives the brand an additional form of media that can be distributed internationally and accessed separately from event broadcasts.
Listeners can access the Jackal Verse EP by Maruf Codm on Spotify, Apple Music,
Additional information about Jackal Verse, its tournaments and related releases is available through the official Jackal Verse Esports website.
About Jackal Verse Esports
Jackal Verse Esports is a community esports project founded by Maruf, also known as MarufCODM. The project develops competitive Call of Duty: Mobile events alongside original tournament branding, promotional content and music. Its events include the Jackal World Cup, Jackal Garena Cup and Jackal Champions Cup.
Source :Jackal Esports
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