Steven Price / Running Man - O.S.T. [Gray]
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Tracklist
1
The Running Man
2
I'm Not Angry
3
Introducing Bobby
4
Insubordination
5
Rules Of The Run
6
If I Die On This Show
7
They Will Walk Among You
8
Target Acquired
9
Nowhere To Run And Nowhere To Hide
10
Stop Filming Me
11
I'm Still Here
12
The Network Owns The News
13
Someones Following Us
14
We Got Him
15
You Can't Kill An Idea
16
I Am The Initiator
17
Keep Your Eyes Open
18
Look At All These People Who Know The Truth
19
I'm Out Of Time To Save Your Life
20
Altitude Alert
21
This Is My Show Now
22
They Can't Lie To Us If You Don't Watch
23
This Time You'll Play Your Part
24
Turn It Off
25
This Game Is No Game
About This Release
Mutant in partnership with Milan Records is proud to release the official soundtrack album for Edgar Wright's sci-fi action thriller The Running Man. The album features the film's original music composed by Academy Award winner Steven Price (Gravity, Last Night in Soho, Baby Driver). The Running Man is co-written and directed by Wright and stars Glen Powell, Josh Brolin, Colman Domingo, William H. Macy, Lee Pace, Emilia Jones, Michael Cera, Jayme Lawson, and Daniel Ezra. The movie follows a working-class father desperate to save his sick daughter, who enters a deadly television game show competition where contestants must survive 30 days while being hunted by professional assassins, and whose instincts, defiance, and grit turn him into an unexpected fan favorite - and a threat to the entire system. We're huge fans of both Edgar and Steven, and it's great to see them creating another killer time at the movies. Steven Price's score for The Running Man is a dazzling mix of propulsive beats, gurgling synths, and traditional orchestral elements that fizz with invention and style. The central theme has an elegant, timeless quality, with lush, calming strings weaving a hypnotic melody. Contrast this with the tracks that accompany the game show segments, which are really fun, bombastic, and retro, and which again contrast with the more sinister, dystopian pieces scattered throughout. Placed within the film, the music feels like another character pushing the story along. As a standalone listen, it is engaging, dynamic, and really fun, and it perfectly captures the many tones and moods of the film.