Ramin Djawadi - Reminiscence (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2021) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Ramin Djawadi
- Title: Reminiscence (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
- Year Of Release: 2021
- Label: WaterTower Music
- Genre: Soundtrack
- Quality: MP3 320 kbps; 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/44.1kHz FLAC MQA
- Total Time: 01:19:57
- Total Size: 192; 370; 774 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
In seeking the right song for Reminiscence - one that would encapsulate the film’s scope and tone and capture the spirit of the movie and the characters - Joy connected with her good friend and collaborator, Grammy-nominated producer Jeff “Gitty” Gitelman. Gitelman is an incredible artist, musician, producer, and songwriter, known for his work and instrumentation for J. Cole, H.E.R., Mac Miller, and Anderson Pak. He was also nominated for a Grammy Award for Album of the Year for his work on H.E.R.’s 2019 Album I Used To Know Her.
Gitelman watched the film and immediately reached out to artist and songwriter Lonr., and the two dove into working together on a song. When Joy first heard the song produced from those sessions, “Save My Love” by Lonr. (Feat. Amber Mark), she knew the song and these artists were a perfect fit for the film. The song had the musical traits she had envisioned - an epic yet romantic quality, and a certain swagger befitting the film’s star Hugh Jackman’s character, Nick Bannister. It had the crucial features of being both catchy and “sticky” – and also connected to the film’s themes about memory and how music and songs play out in life. The instrumentation was especially key, and it fulfilled Joy’s need for an international essence in its tonalities, so as to seamlessly integrate and springboard off of the film’s striking score.
In order to realize the lush and sophisticated overall musicality the filmmaker wanted for her feature debut, Joy turned to acclaimed composer Ramin Djawadi, the frequent collaborator with Joy and producer Jonathan Nolan who scored all 28 episodes of their HBO hit series Westworld and Nolan’s series Person of Interest.
Throughout filmmaker conversations, the word “broken” played into Djawadi’s artistic choices. The polished sound of a traditional, full orchestra was sparingly reserved for the wealthy residents of the drylands seen in the film, which takes place in a futuristic, largely underwater Miami. Rather, layered use of guitars, piano and drums featured into the scoring for Bannister (Jackman) and the enigmatic Mae (Rebecca Ferguson), the characters around them, and the world they inhabit. Djawadi hinted at the mystery of the film with early inclusion of the theme later heard as Bannister and Mae fall in love, which is then enlarged and taken over by the orchestra, driving and developing under Bannister’s obsessive search for Mae once she disappears.
Djawadi notes, “The core of the movie is about memories, thinking back and hanging onto the past. So we wanted the sound to be more timeless for these characters, the mysteries and the memories. The simplicity of the guitar/piano music felt appropriate.”
Tracklist:
1 01. Ramin Djawadi - The Past Can Haunt a Man (02:44)
1 02. Ramin Djawadi - Going on a Journey (03:55)
1 03. Rebecca Ferguson - I Walk a Little Faster (04:28)
1 04. Ramin Djawadi - Memories (04:49)
1 05. Ramin Djawadi - Messed Up Love (04:43)
1 06. Ramin Djawadi - A Conscience Will Get You Killed (03:31)
1 07. Ramin Djawadi - Walter's Waltz (02:32)
1 08. Rebecca Ferguson - Nothing's Gonna Hurt You Baby (01:38)
1 09. Ramin Djawadi - Some Things We Should Never Forget (04:21)
1 10. Ramin Djawadi - The Eel Deal (04:24)
1 11. Rebecca Ferguson - Where or When (01:44)
1 12. Ramin Djawadi - The Stranger I Saw (03:15)
1 13. Ramin Djawadi - Current of Time (03:02)
1 14. Ramin Djawadi - Addicted to the Past (03:36)
1 15. Ramin Djawadi - Moments (02:21)
1 16. Ramin Djawadi - Land Barons (05:18)
1 17. Ramin Djawadi - Chasing a Ghost (04:30)
1 18. Ramin Djawadi - Sunken Coast (05:14)
1 19. Ramin Djawadi - All Endings Are Sad (03:25)
1 20. Ramin Djawadi - Tell Me a Story (02:44)
1 21. Ramin Djawadi - Reminiscence (04:18)
1 22. Lonr.;Amber Mark - Save My Love (feat. Amber Mark) (03:13)
Gitelman watched the film and immediately reached out to artist and songwriter Lonr., and the two dove into working together on a song. When Joy first heard the song produced from those sessions, “Save My Love” by Lonr. (Feat. Amber Mark), she knew the song and these artists were a perfect fit for the film. The song had the musical traits she had envisioned - an epic yet romantic quality, and a certain swagger befitting the film’s star Hugh Jackman’s character, Nick Bannister. It had the crucial features of being both catchy and “sticky” – and also connected to the film’s themes about memory and how music and songs play out in life. The instrumentation was especially key, and it fulfilled Joy’s need for an international essence in its tonalities, so as to seamlessly integrate and springboard off of the film’s striking score.
In order to realize the lush and sophisticated overall musicality the filmmaker wanted for her feature debut, Joy turned to acclaimed composer Ramin Djawadi, the frequent collaborator with Joy and producer Jonathan Nolan who scored all 28 episodes of their HBO hit series Westworld and Nolan’s series Person of Interest.
Throughout filmmaker conversations, the word “broken” played into Djawadi’s artistic choices. The polished sound of a traditional, full orchestra was sparingly reserved for the wealthy residents of the drylands seen in the film, which takes place in a futuristic, largely underwater Miami. Rather, layered use of guitars, piano and drums featured into the scoring for Bannister (Jackman) and the enigmatic Mae (Rebecca Ferguson), the characters around them, and the world they inhabit. Djawadi hinted at the mystery of the film with early inclusion of the theme later heard as Bannister and Mae fall in love, which is then enlarged and taken over by the orchestra, driving and developing under Bannister’s obsessive search for Mae once she disappears.
Djawadi notes, “The core of the movie is about memories, thinking back and hanging onto the past. So we wanted the sound to be more timeless for these characters, the mysteries and the memories. The simplicity of the guitar/piano music felt appropriate.”
Tracklist:
1 01. Ramin Djawadi - The Past Can Haunt a Man (02:44)
1 02. Ramin Djawadi - Going on a Journey (03:55)
1 03. Rebecca Ferguson - I Walk a Little Faster (04:28)
1 04. Ramin Djawadi - Memories (04:49)
1 05. Ramin Djawadi - Messed Up Love (04:43)
1 06. Ramin Djawadi - A Conscience Will Get You Killed (03:31)
1 07. Ramin Djawadi - Walter's Waltz (02:32)
1 08. Rebecca Ferguson - Nothing's Gonna Hurt You Baby (01:38)
1 09. Ramin Djawadi - Some Things We Should Never Forget (04:21)
1 10. Ramin Djawadi - The Eel Deal (04:24)
1 11. Rebecca Ferguson - Where or When (01:44)
1 12. Ramin Djawadi - The Stranger I Saw (03:15)
1 13. Ramin Djawadi - Current of Time (03:02)
1 14. Ramin Djawadi - Addicted to the Past (03:36)
1 15. Ramin Djawadi - Moments (02:21)
1 16. Ramin Djawadi - Land Barons (05:18)
1 17. Ramin Djawadi - Chasing a Ghost (04:30)
1 18. Ramin Djawadi - Sunken Coast (05:14)
1 19. Ramin Djawadi - All Endings Are Sad (03:25)
1 20. Ramin Djawadi - Tell Me a Story (02:44)
1 21. Ramin Djawadi - Reminiscence (04:18)
1 22. Lonr.;Amber Mark - Save My Love (feat. Amber Mark) (03:13)
Year 2021 | Soundtracks | FLAC / APE | Mp3 | HD & Vinyl
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