1
/
of
1
Jongnic Bontemps - Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts (Preorder 29/03/24)
Jongnic Bontemps - Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts (Preorder 29/03/24)
Regular price
£35.00 GBP
Regular price
Sale price
£35.00 GBP
Unit price
/
per
Tax included.
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Couldn't load pickup availability
Share
Jongnic Bontemps - Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts
Label: - MOVATM401R - 8719262034495
Format: 2LP, Album, Red and Purple
Country: UK
Released: 29th Mar 2024
Genre: Soundtracks
Style: Soundtracks
Description
The soundtrack Transformers: Rise of the Beasts was in hands of Jongnic Bontemps, who gave the film a new sound. The score also features a reimagining of familiar musical compositions from the earlier movies by Steve Jablonsky. Bontemps felt his goal was influencing the score from the first five films directed by Michael Bay, but as the movie takes place after the events of Bumblebee (2018), which deviated from the timeline of the original films, he also needed to provide new fresh music. During the soundtrack's production, different musical styles were experimented with. However, Bontemps said they quickly realized that "an organic, orchestral, emotional score, that sound we are all familiar with, and has such a deep history, goes a long way for we as the audience to connect with these robots."
View full details
Label: - MOVATM401R - 8719262034495
Format: 2LP, Album, Red and Purple
Country: UK
Released: 29th Mar 2024
Genre: Soundtracks
Style: Soundtracks
Description
The soundtrack Transformers: Rise of the Beasts was in hands of Jongnic Bontemps, who gave the film a new sound. The score also features a reimagining of familiar musical compositions from the earlier movies by Steve Jablonsky. Bontemps felt his goal was influencing the score from the first five films directed by Michael Bay, but as the movie takes place after the events of Bumblebee (2018), which deviated from the timeline of the original films, he also needed to provide new fresh music. During the soundtrack's production, different musical styles were experimented with. However, Bontemps said they quickly realized that "an organic, orchestral, emotional score, that sound we are all familiar with, and has such a deep history, goes a long way for we as the audience to connect with these robots."
