Sofia Coppola’s newest film, The Bling Ring, isn’t set to release
until June 14th, but the soundtrack comes out on the 11th.
And considering it’s packed with notable artists like Kanye, Frank Ocean, Lil
Wayne, deadmau5, Phoenix, and more, it should be worth a listen.
Daniel Lopatin, who is also known as the “synth
experimentalist” Oneohtrix Point Never, scored the film. He also worked alongside Brian Reitzell, who has worked
with Sofia Coppola before and served as the film’s executive soundtrack
producer and music supervisor. The end result of Lopatin’s and Reitzell’s
collaboration is a diverse soundtrack full-up with rap, krautrock, and
alternative music. Lopatin, AKA Oneohtrix Point Never, also has a featured song on the
album, called “Ouroboros.”
Lopatin also helped found the
new music label, “Software,” which is the third member of the Kemado family. Andres Santo Domingo and Tom Clapp founded Kemado in 2002, and just six years following that, sister label
“Mexican Summer” was born. While Kemado focuses mainly on different styles of
rock music, Mexican Summer is geared toward independent artists and releases
digital and vinyl albums. Software will be for electronic music like digi-psych,
Contemplative Dance Music, and “popular noise,” as Lopatin calls it.
The Bling
Ring soundtrack isn’t the first time that Lopatin and Reitzell have worked
together. Together, they produced music for the TV show, “Boss,” which starred
Kelsey Grammar. Reitzell’s other projects include Coppola’s Marie Antoinette, Lost in Translation, and
The Virgin Suicides.
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