Steve Lynch (Sanctuary: A Witch’s Tale, Wreck, The Cuckoo,Let Us Prey, Boys from Hell) has released a new soundtrack album for the RTÉ/Hulu original series Obituary. The album features selections of the composer’s original score from the show’s second season and is now available to stream/download on Amazon and any other major digital music services. Also listen to Lynch’s first track after the jump. The composer has previously released an album featuring his music from Season 1 back in 2023. Obituary is created by Ray Lawlor and stars Siobhán Cullen, Michael Smiley, Danielle Galligan, Ronan Raftery, Noni Stapleton and Máiréad Tyers.
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‘Hidden Assets’ Soundtrack Album Released
The Agogolab has released the first-ever soundtrack album for the Irish/Belgian TV series Hidden Assets. The album features selections of the show’s original music composed by Michel Corriveau (Barrymore, A Breath Away, Ru, Anna, True North). The soundtrack is now available to stream/download on Amazon and any other major digital music services. Also listen to the composer’s title and “closing” tracks after the jump. Hidden Assets is created by Peter McKenna and stars Angeline Ball, Simone Kirby, Charlie Carrick, Peter Coonan, Michael Ironside, Davin McElherron, Karine Vanasse, Nora-Jane Noone and Wouter Hendrickx. The crime thriller follows the Irish Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) and the Belgian Anti-Terrorism Unit (CTU) as they work together to investigate a series of bombings in Antwerp, Belgium that are linked to a small-time drug dealer.
Soundtrack Album for RTÉ’s & Hulu’s ‘Obituary’ to Be Released
Steve Lynch (Wreck, Let Us Prey, Boys from Hell) will release a soundtrack album for the RTÉ series Obituary. The album features the composer’s original score from the show and will be released digitally tomorrow, September 26 and will be available to stream/download on Amazon and any other major digital music services. Obituary is written by Ray Lawlor and stars Siobhán Cullen, Michael Smiley, Danielle Galligan, Ronan Raftery and David Ganly. The 6-part crime comedy drama revolves around an obituarist working at a small-town newspaper who – after finding herself being paid by the obituary due to cuts – discovers she might have an untapped bloodlust and sets her sights on other unpleasant residents of the town.
Soundtrack Albums for RTÉ’s & Peacock’s ‘Smother’ Released
John McPhillips (Papi Chulo, Spin the Bottle, Handsome Devil, Finding Joy) has released two soundtrack albums for the Irish TV series Smother. The albums feature selections of the composer’s original score from the show’s first two season. Visit Amazon to stream/download the Season 1 album and click here for the Season 2 soundtrack. Smother is created by Kate O’Riordan and stars Dervla Kirwan, Gemma-Leah Devereux, Seána Kerslake, Niamh Walsh and Justine Mitchell.
David Holmes Scoring RTÉ’s & AMC+’s ‘Kin’
David Holmes (Ocean’s Eleven, Out of Sight, Killing Eve, Haywire, No Sudden Move, Analyze That) is the composer of the new Irish TV series Kin. The show is created by Peter McKenna (Red Rock) & Ciarán Donnelly (Harley and the Davidsons, Titanic: Blood and Steel) and stars Charlie Cox, Clare Dunne, Aidan Gillen, Ciarán Hinds, Sam Keeley, Emmett J. Scanlan, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Hannah Adeogun and Yasmin Seky. The crime drama charts the lives of a small but tight-knit crime family embroiled in a war against a powerful drug kingpin.
Soundtrack Album for RTÉ’s ‘Resistance’ Released
Zodiak Music has released soundtrack album for the Irish mini-series Resistance. The album features selections of the show’s original music composed by Vince Pope (No Offence, Tigers Are Not Afraid, Black Mirror: Be Right Back, Misfits). The soundtrack is now available to stream/download here, where you can also check out audio samples. Resistance is created by Colin Teevan and stars Brian Gleeson, Aoife Duffin, Simone Kirby, Natasha O’Keeffe and Gavin Drea. The 5-parrt drama is the sequel to 2016’s Rebellion (scored by Stephen Rennicks) and centers on the events surrounding the Irish War of Independence during the time of Bloody Sunday in 1920.