Mid Century Records has released a soundtrack album for the AMC+/Prime Video original series Kill Jackie. The album features selections of the show’s original score composed by Matteo Zingales (99 Homes, The Convert, The Hunter, Mystery Road, Fahrenheit 451, Kangaroo, Tideland). Also included is the theme song The Price You Pay co-written (with Zingales & Thomas Healy) and performed by Ladyhawke (previously released as a digital single). The soundtrack is now available to stream/download on Amazon and most other major digital music services. Also listen to the song and the first score track after the jump. Kill Jackie is is created by Conor Keane, Tom Butterworth, Peter Lawson & Damon Thomas based on Nick Harkaway’s novel The Price You Pay and stars Catherine Zeta-Jones, Daniel Ings, Sidse Babett Knudsen, Hattie Hook, Óscar Jaenada, Darci Shaw, Christine Adams, Raff Law, Enzo Cilenti, Karlis Arnolds Avots, Julian Rhind-Tutt and Ron Perlman. The 8-part thriller follows a woman who has been living a luxurious existence for the last twenty years after escaping a dangerous past as an international drug smuggler, when she discovers that a squad of the world’s most terrifying hitmen have been hired to kill her. The series premiered in the U.S. earlier this month on AMC+ and in several international markets (including the UK) on Prime Video.
Here’s the track list of the album:
1. The Price You Pay (Theme from Kill Jackie) – Ladyhawke (3:25)
2. Jackie Price (1:54)
3. Freeport (1:13)
4. Biblical Horrors (1:11)
5. The Cuban (1:11)
6. The Market (6:53)
7. Charlie (3:04)
8. Li Dong (2:04)
9. Potato Peeler (0:48)
10. Tucker (2:23)
11. Zigor and Akilles (3:53)
12. Return to Swansea (3:37)
13. Friedrich (1:46)
14. Gwen (2:17)
15. Jackie Price Is Playing Chess (1:37)
16. A Series of Orgasms (1:19)
17. Gwen and Jackie (2:39)
18. Sam’s Betrayal (1:53)
19. The Wolf s Dead (3:23)
20. Him or Us (0:46)
21. The Last Demon (0:57)
22. Zigor’s Departure (1:01)
23. Let’s Go for a Ride (1:23)
24. The Seven F***ng Demons (1:34)
25. Do It for Me (2:47)