Can't download soundtrack

@EA_IlliumI didn't get into the Multiplayer since I currently don't have a PS Plus subscription, but I did wait in the main menu until I got the notification that I successfully connected to the EA servers. Before that, the "Download" button didn't even show up (To clarify: Initially, I went straight to the Mass Effect Archives after purchasing the upgrade and there was no button - after starting the game as described above it appeared)

@42_Galahad Thanks for this update I am passing this along to the team to be aware of. To check when you download the game is it able to download a copy of the soundrack?

@EA_IlliumNo. I bought the game on PS4 as far as I'm aware, there seems to be no option to download the soundtrack along with the game on the console.

@EA_IlliumThank you so much!

@EA_IlliumThe downloads for the original trilogy work again now (Thank you for that!), but unfortunately the download for the Andromeda soundtrack still doesn't work. I'm getting a different error message though (see below).

Sorry if I removed to much from the message for it to be useful; I saved it unmodified and can send it to you if you'd like (or re-post it) - I just wasn't sure if it was safe to post all that stuff on a publicly accessible forum or if there was some sensitive information about my account in there.

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The request signature we calculated does not match the signature you provided. Check your AWS Secret Access Key and signing method. For more information, see REST Authentication and SOAP Authentication for details.
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@EA_IlliumUnfortunately still happening in incognito/private mode, both in Firefox and Chrome. I made the video but before I share it here on the forum (and sorry if that sounds overly paranoid - which it most likely does I guess), is any of the information I redacted in the error message shown in my post above potentially containing sensible information about my account? (Because that same error message is in the video). If so, I'd rather send it to you directly, if possible.