New York, NY (Top40 Charts) UK singer/songwriter Rose Betts has release "Song To The Siren" as part of Zack Snyder's
Justice League (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), out today on WaterTower Music.
The soundtrack features a brand-new score to accompany Snyder's vision for the film, created by GRAMMY-nominated multi-platinum producer, musician, composer and educator Tom Holkenborg, aka
Junkie XL (Mad Max: Fury Road, Deadpool, the upcoming Godzilla Vs. Kong), alongside 2 songs to open and close the soundtrack: "Song To The Siren" performed by Rose Betts and "
Hallelujah" performed by
Allison Crowe.
Rose Betts is a London-born singer-songwriter with an uncanny ability to pen beautiful hooks and lyrics with a depth beyond her years. Rose also works on other music projects besides her own, one of those being Bazzi's "Young & Alive," which received a Best Remixed Recording GRAMMY nomination at the 63rd Annual Awards.
Since 2001,
Allison Crowe has released 26 albums, singles, EPs and compilations, primarily via her own label - creating more than 200 unique tracks which embrace roots, rock, Celtic, folk, jazz, soul, Canadiana and Broadway and bridges tradition with inventive exploration.
The music accompanies the film's storyline- determined to ensure Superman's (Henry Cavill) ultimate sacrifice was not in vain, Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck) aligns forces with Diana
Prince (Gal Gadot) with plans to recruit a team of metahumans to protect the world from an approaching threat of catastrophic proportions. Now united, Batman (Affleck), Wonder Woman (Gadot), Aquaman (Jason Momoa), Cyborg (Ray Fisher) and The Flash (Ezra Miller) may be too late to save the planet from Steppenwolf, DeSaad and Darkseid and their dreadful intentions.
2 early tracks from Holkenborg, "Middle Mass (From Zack Snyder's
Justice League)", and "The Crew At Warpower (From Zack Snyder's
Justice League)" were released early to give fans the opportunity to experience music from the film before its release.
Zack Snyder's
Justice League will be made available worldwide day and date with the US HBO Max debut on THURSDAY, MARCH 18 (*with a small number of exceptions). The feature film will be available internationally to rent, buy, stream or watch via HBO services, local TV providers, or a range of digital platforms. And the soundtrack releases worldwide the same day.
Tom Holkenborg calls Zack Snyder's
Justice League (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) his "Mount Everest of Scores." Indeed, the album's nearly 4 hours of music showcases his colossal output on a project which was a massive and deeply personal undertaking for him, given his and Zack Snyder's years-deep connection on the film. The two worked together on Snyder's original musical vision for the film in 2016; and have now come back together to see that vision come to fruition.
"Scoring Zack Snyder's
Justice League has been a project like no other in my career," explains the composer. "It's a four-and-a- half-hour movie. I wrote so much music! The score is, at times, fully electronic, and at other times fully orchestral. It included many global elements, rock and even trap. And it was all written during Covid, so it was an incredibly hands on, isolated and intense experience; and I think that comes out in the score. This project demanded so much on so many levels, and all of us involved owed it to the fans and Zack to give it everything we had."
Unquestionably, the album does showcase the best of Tom Holkenborg, who was inspired to put everything he had into the opus. The soundtrack highlights his full spectrum as a composer, and draws on his experience as a rock producer, electronic music producer, his world music collaborations, and love of classical orchestration and classical film scoring. Yet even with that wide-ranging stylistic mix, this body of work brilliantly illuminates a passionate cohesiveness amidst a more aggressive and more dramatic offering than anything the composer has previously put forth.
The Zack Snyder's
Justice League (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is available March 18. Track list below.
Song to the
Siren Performed by Rose Betts
A Hunter Gathers
Migratory
Things Fall Apart
Wonder Woman Defending / And What Rough Beast
World Ending Fire
Middle Mass
Long Division
No Paradise, No Fall
The Center Will Not Hold, Twenty Centuries of Stony Sleep
As Above, So Below
No Dog, No Master
Take This Kingdom by Force
A Splinter from the Thorn That Pricked You
Cyborg Becoming / Human All Too Human
The Path Chooses You
Aquaman Returning / Carry Your Own Water
The Provenance of Something Gathered
We Do This Together
The Will to Power
Smoke Become Fire
I Teach You, the Overman
A Glimmer at the Door of the Living
How We Achieve Ourselves
The Sun Forever Rising
Underworld
Superman Rising, Pt. 1 / A Book of Hours
Beyond Good and Evil
Monument Builder
Monument Destroyer
Urgrund
So Begins the End
The House of Belonging
Earthling
Flight Is Our Nature
Indivisible
And the Lion-Earth Did Roar, Pt. 1
And the Lion-Earth Did Roar, Pt. 2
Superman Rising, Pt. 2 / Immovable
At the
Speed of Force
My Broken Boy
That Terrible Strength
An Eternal Reoccurrence of Change
We Slay Ourselves
Your Own House Turned to Ashes
All of You Undisturbed Cities
The Art of Preserving Fire
The Crew at Warpower
The Foundation Theme (from Zack Snyder's
Justice League)
Batman, a Duty to Fight / To See
Batman, an Invocation to Heal / To Be Seen
Wonder Woman, a Call to Stand / A World Awakened
Flash, The Space to Win / Our Legacy Is Now
Hallelujah Performed by
Allison Crowe.
