Hollywood Records will release a soundtrack album for the National Geographic original documentary event series Africa Earth’s Wild Home. The album features selections of the show’s original music composed by Grammy Award nominee Pinar Toprak (Captain Marvel, The Lost City, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie & The Dino Movie, Stargirl, Slumberland, Loney Planet, Shotgun Wedding, Family Switch). The show’s main theme is written by Toprak & Christian Kolo. The soundtrack will be released digitally this Friday, October 2. The streaming/download link will be added to this page later this week. Africa Earth’s Wild Home is narrated by Wunmi Mosaku and uses cutting-edge CGI to unearth the deep history and forces that shaped Africa’s natural worlds and the latest technology to tell the stories from the continent. The 7-parter, which is also executive produced by Simon Blakeney, Pam Caragol & Tom McDonald, will premiere on October 2 on National Geographic and will also be available to stream the following day on Disney+ and Hulu.
Here’s the track list of the album:
1. No Place Like Africa (2:27)
2. Fiddler Crabs (2:06)
3. Perfect Place to Mate (1:02)
4. Black Tip Reef Sharks (1:03)
5. Green Turtle Babies (2:34)
6. Lagos (1:01)
7. Energy Reserves Are Dangerously Low (1:14)
8. One In a Thousand (0:52)
9. Scavenger Ants (2:18)
10. Learning from Their Mistakes (3:30)
11. Rescued (1:05)
12. Hyenas (3:30)
13. Never Been So Hungry (2:56)
14. Fishing for Algae (2:16)
15. Mouse Lemur (2:07)
16. Happy Surprise (1:15)
17. Baobab Trees (2:57)
18. Black Rain Frog (0:34)
19. Babysitting the Grandkids (2:21)
20. Hunting Rodents (1:28)
21. Hippo Spa (1:14)
22. Lemurs (2:49)
23. Awkward Walk (1:15)
24. Saharan Cypress (2:04)
25. Getting Hotter (3:24)
26. Baobab Flower Bloom (0:57)
27. Journey Deeper Into the Dunes (4:02)
28. Kinda Babboon (1:07)
29. Hunting Bats (2:20)
30. Flying Saucer Beetle (1:49)
31. Pelicans (6:01)
32. Crowned Eagle (2:21)
33. Verreaux’s Sifaka (1:17)
34. Two Million Years Ago (2:22)
35. Western Lowland Gorillas (1:20)
36. Elder Elephant (1:21)
