Dive into the roaring 1920s with Harry Gregson-Williams' captivating score for the 2016 film "Live by Night." This soundtrack, released on December 23, 2016, by WaterTower Music, is a thrilling journey through the Prohibition era, mirroring the film's narrative of gangsters, bootleggers, and the struggles of the time. Comprising 21 tracks, the album spans nearly 50 minutes of rich, orchestral compositions that bring the tumultuous period to life.
Harry Gregson-Williams, known for his versatility and depth, delivers a score that is as dynamic as the film itself. From the opening track "Joe Coughlin" to the final notes of "I'm Free," each piece is meticulously crafted to enhance the cinematic experience. Standout tracks like "Graciela" and "Beatings, Bombings, and Murders" showcase Gregson-Williams' ability to evoke both tension and nostalgia, while collaborations like "Moonshine (feat. Kacey Musgraves)" add a touch of modern flair to the classic setting.
The soundtrack is a perfect companion for fans of the film and lovers of orchestral scores alike. Whether you're revisiting the film or simply enjoying the music, "Live by Night" offers a rich auditory experience that stands on its own. The album's release coincides with the film's premiere, ensuring that the music and visuals are perfectly synchronized for an immersive experience.