I bought this on iTunes a while back and I was going to submit it. It's called "Sonic Speed Simulator Original Soundtrack."
Sonic Speed Simulator is a Roblox game made under license from SEGA, and it uses music from previously-released games. I found this album when I used Shazam on a track (which I don't think ever had a commercial release) from the Saturn version of
Sonic 3D Blast that was used in
Sonic Speed Simulator, and it gave me this album. I assumed it was official because:
1. The cover uses actual artwork and the logo from the game.
2. The music tracks are, in fact, the same arrangements used in this and earlier Sonic games.
3. It says ©SEGA at the bottom.
I was kind of excited because a number of the tracks used in the game had never received commercial releases before (the Saturn
Sonic 3D Blast tracks and the "Sonic World" theme from
Sonic Jam, for example). But now I see it's been
delisted from the iTunes Store. The
YouTube playlist of the album from the credited artist (Create Music Productions) is private, and the individual videos just say "
unavailable" (no reason given).
Their channel is empty. It's still on Spotify.
And when I look at the other music Create Music Productions has, it's all Sonic fan works (like Sonic.EXE, obviously not official). Could it be they stole this music and managed to sell it on iTunes totally unaltered? Again, it's not cover versions of the music, or new music that samples official music, it's the actual music ripped straight from SEGA games and sold verbatim.