Platoon will release a soundtrack album for the Apple TV+ original series The Last Frontier. The album features selections of the show’s original music composed by Emmy Award nominee Ariel Marx (Dying for Sex, Shiva Baby, Candy, Sanctuary, A Small Light, A Friend of the Family, Happy Face, Birth/Rebirth, The Tale). The soundtrack will be released digitally this Friday, October 10 and will be available to stream on Amazon and any other major digital music services. Listen to the composer’s main title track (Classical Gas) after the jump and check back on this page for the streaming/download link. The Last Frontier is created by Jon Bokenkamp & Richard D’Ovidio and stars Jason Clarke, Dominic Cooper, Haley Bennett, Simone Kessell, Dallas Goldtooth, Tait Blum and Alfre Woodard. The 10-part thriller follows a U.S. marshal who finds his peaceful territory overrun by a sudden flood of dangerous convicts when a prison transport plane goes down in the remote Alaskan barrens. The series will premiere on October 10 exclusively on Apple TV+.
Here’s the album track list:
01. Classical Gas (Main Title)
02. Starts at Dawn
03. Ambushed
04. Come with Me
05. Hey, Sid
06. Told You So
07. We Got Something
08. Pipeline Diversion
09. Cut Him Loose
10. Still in Play
11. Sidney Makes a Bomb
12. I Hope It’s Fatal
13. Bring Her Home
14. Dogsled
15. Get Messy
16. No Perimeter
17. Do This Together
18. Ripple Effect
19. Believe in Us
20. What You Did
21. Granger
The evocative score for “The Last Frontier” is brought to life by Emmy-nominated composer and multi-instrumentalist Ariel Marx (“Dying For Sex”, “Black Mirror”). Marx expertly captures the otherworldly beauty and unnerving remoteness of the show’s setting in the Alaskan wilderness, while deftly transitioning from eerie tension laden soundscapes to frenetic sonic backdrops that heighten the show’s high stakes action scenes. “Working on ‘The Last Frontier’ was an absolute blast,” shares Marx. “I got to collaborate with Inuit throat singing duo PIQSIQ, evoke the Alaskan wilderness, and really play with expectations of an ‘action’ score. Thanks so much to Jon Bokenkamp (series creator) and Apple for encouraging all the experimentation and fun!”
