Giorgio Moroder’s ‘TRON RUN/r’ soundtrack to receive official release
The latest iteration of the ever-expanding Tron franchise is the TRON RUN/r video game which combines the iconic visuals with a typically stellar soundtrack from legendary producers. This release is no exception with a score from dance pioneer Giorgio Moroder and co-composer Raney Shockne.
Although the game was released earlier this year, the soundtrack will be released separately on May 31 with bonus remixes by Darkstar, Rusko, Plaid, and more.
“TRON spans several decades of really innovative music, whether it’s Wendy Carlos in the first film or Daft Punk, so we wanted an artist who could really span those generations in a legitimate way,” said executive producer Christopher Nicholls.
“If you go back to the sound of original electro disco in the ’70s, Giorgio is right at the heart of it. He’s been pushing electronic music his whole career. We wanted to nod to the first film as well as the later incarnations of the series.”
From the looks of the trailer and tracklist, Moroder was the perfect choice.
TRON Run/r Original Soundtrack track list:
01. RUN PROGRAM – Giorgio Moroder and Raney Shockne
02. RUN PROGRAM (BIBIO REMIX) – Giorgio Moroder and Raney Shockne
03. RECURSION – Giorgio Moroder and Raney Shockne
04. INVALID PATH – Giorgio Moroder and Raney Shockne
05. INVALID PATH (DARKSTAR REMIX) – Giorgio Moroder and Raney Shockne
06. DELTA ANTLIAE (INVALID PATH revisited – NICHOLLS REMIX) – Giorgio Moroder and Raney Shockne DELTA ANTLIAE (PATTEN REMIX) – Giorgio Moroder and Raney Shockne
07. 611 TIME OUT – Giorgio Moroder and Raney Shockne
08. 611 TIME OUT (AUTECHRE REMIX) – Giorgio Moroder and Raney Shockne
09. DECRYPTED – Giorgio Moroder and Raney Shockne
10. MEMORY STRING – Giorgio Moroder and Raney Shockne
11. MEMORY STRING (PLAID REMIX) – Giorgio Moroder and Raney Shockne
12. PARTIY ERROR – Giorgio Moroder and Raney Shockne
13. PARITY ERROR (RUSKO REMIX) – Giorgio Moroder and Raney Shockne
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