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Weekly TV Music Roundup (November 17, 2024)

Premiering tonight is the HBO original series Dune: Prophecy developed by Diane Ademu-John & Alison Schapker inspired by Brian Herbert’s & Kevin J. Anderson’s novel Sisterhood of Dune and starring Emily Watson, Olivia Williams, Jodhi May, Travis Fimmel, Mark Strong,  Josh Heuston, Sarah-Sofie Boussnina, Chloe Lea, Faoileann Cunningham, Jade Anouka, Edward Davis and Aoife Hinds. The show’s original music is composed by Volker Bertelmann (All Quiet on the Western Front, Lion, Conclave, Hotel Mumbai, The Old Guard, Adrift). Milan Records has released a soundtrack album featuring the composer’s score from the first episodes this past Friday. Click here for the full album details and to learn more about the sci-fi drama, which will air Sundays on HBO and will also be available to stream on Max.

Also premiering today is the Paramount+ original series Landman created by Taylor Sheridan and starring Billy Bob Thornton, Ali Larter, Michelle Randolph, Jacob Lofland, Kayla Wallace, James Jordan, Mark Collie, Paulina Chávez and Demi Moore. Andrew Lockington (San Andreas, Journey to the Center of the Earth, Lioness, Rampage, Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters, Major of Kingstown, Atlas) is composing the show’s original music. Check out our previous news article for more information about the drama, which will be available to stream exclusively on Paramount+.

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Mac Quayle Scoring Matthew O’Neill’s & Perri Peltz’s ‘Surveilled’

Mac Quayle (Mr. Robot, Leave the World Behind, American Horror Story, Feud: Betty and Joan, American Crime Story, Scream Queens, The Politician, Ratched) has composed the original music for the upcoming documentary Surveilled. The film is directed by Matthew O’Neill & Perri Peltz and follows investigative journalist Ronan Farrow as he probes the dark underbelly of state-sponsored surveillance and foregrounds a grim reality: privacy is now a luxury no one can afford. In the movie, Farrow chases a trail of clues around the world through the underworld of spyware, from the rooms where it’s coded to the communities where it’s being used to terrorize journalists and dissidents, documenting a quiet threat to democracies and to all of us who carry phones in our pocket.

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