Ryuichi Sakamoto - Black Mirror: Smithereens (Music from the Original TV Series) (2019) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Ryuichi Sakamoto
- Title: Black Mirror: Smithereens (Music from the Original TV Series)
- Year Of Release: 2019
- Label: Editions Milan Music
- Genre: Soundtrack
- Quality: MP3 320 kbps; 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/96 kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 34:14 min
- Total Size: 80; 141; 619 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
"Smithereens" is the second episode of the fifth series of the anthology series Black Mirror. It was written by Charlie Brooker and directed by James Hawes. The episode first aired on Netflix, along with the rest of series five, on 5 June 2019.[1] It stars Andrew Scott, Damson Idris, and Topher Grace.
In the episode, a rideshare driver takes an employee of Smithereen, a large social media company, hostage. Unlike most other episodes, Brooker wanted "Smithereens" to not rely on near-future technology as a reminder that Black Mirror is not solely a science fiction show. It is largely a parable on the overactive usage of social media sites like Twitter, and how they distract society from the real world.
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Although he is not exactly a household name, Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto's work has been both widely heard and appreciated by a diverse, sophisticated audience. Sakamoto is best known in the West as a composer of film music and has demonstrated especial success scoring films of epic scale like Bernardo Bertolucci's The Sheltering Sky (1990) and The Last Emperor (1987); the latter received the Academy Award for Best Original Score. While remaining in demand as a film composer — he also provided the scores for Bertolucci's Little Buddha (1994) and Brian De Palma's Snake Eyes (1998) — Sakamoto has eschewed a Hollywood-centered film career, instead maintaining a busy and surprisingly eclectic schedule of projects —i ncluding, in addition to musical activities, work as an actor and a fashion model. Before he embarked on writing music for the movies, Sakamoto could already boast of a multifaceted background. Classically trained at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, Sakamoto became a leading figure in pop electronica in the late 1970s with his band Yellow Magic Orchestra; the group's debut album sold more than a million copies. Sakamoto has maintained his ties with popular music, collaborating with performers diverse as Iggy Pop, Laurie Anderson, David Byrne, and Patti Smith. In addition, he has produced large-scale concert works like the four-movement symphonic/multimedia Untitled 01 (1998), and an opera, Life (1999). Sakamoto's 2000 compilation of solo piano works, BTTB (Back to the Basics), became a bestseller in Japan and elsewhere.
Tracklist:
01. Ryuichi Sakamoto - meditation app (5:04)
02. Ryuichi Sakamoto - plot (1:09)
03. Ryuichi Sakamoto - this is my last day (1:10)
04. Ryuichi Sakamoto - hayley (1:29)
05. Ryuichi Sakamoto - prey (2:28)
06. Ryuichi Sakamoto - chain smoking addict (1:03)
07. Ryuichi Sakamoto - chase (2:50)
08. Ryuichi Sakamoto - reverse surface (1:36)
09. Ryuichi Sakamoto - closing in (1:39)
10. Ryuichi Sakamoto - countdown (0:58)
11. Ryuichi Sakamoto - retreat (0:31)
12. Ryuichi Sakamoto - flashback (1:05)
13. Ryuichi Sakamoto - gun is real (0:44)
14. Ryuichi Sakamoto - shot (2:09)
15. Ryuichi Sakamoto - degrade (0:55)
16. Ryuichi Sakamoto - car crash (3:00)
17. Ryuichi Sakamoto - this is my last day 2 (2:37)
18. Ryuichi Sakamoto - memory of a single moment (1:31)
19. Ryuichi Sakamoto - release (2:17)
In the episode, a rideshare driver takes an employee of Smithereen, a large social media company, hostage. Unlike most other episodes, Brooker wanted "Smithereens" to not rely on near-future technology as a reminder that Black Mirror is not solely a science fiction show. It is largely a parable on the overactive usage of social media sites like Twitter, and how they distract society from the real world.
*****
Although he is not exactly a household name, Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto's work has been both widely heard and appreciated by a diverse, sophisticated audience. Sakamoto is best known in the West as a composer of film music and has demonstrated especial success scoring films of epic scale like Bernardo Bertolucci's The Sheltering Sky (1990) and The Last Emperor (1987); the latter received the Academy Award for Best Original Score. While remaining in demand as a film composer — he also provided the scores for Bertolucci's Little Buddha (1994) and Brian De Palma's Snake Eyes (1998) — Sakamoto has eschewed a Hollywood-centered film career, instead maintaining a busy and surprisingly eclectic schedule of projects —i ncluding, in addition to musical activities, work as an actor and a fashion model. Before he embarked on writing music for the movies, Sakamoto could already boast of a multifaceted background. Classically trained at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, Sakamoto became a leading figure in pop electronica in the late 1970s with his band Yellow Magic Orchestra; the group's debut album sold more than a million copies. Sakamoto has maintained his ties with popular music, collaborating with performers diverse as Iggy Pop, Laurie Anderson, David Byrne, and Patti Smith. In addition, he has produced large-scale concert works like the four-movement symphonic/multimedia Untitled 01 (1998), and an opera, Life (1999). Sakamoto's 2000 compilation of solo piano works, BTTB (Back to the Basics), became a bestseller in Japan and elsewhere.
Tracklist:
01. Ryuichi Sakamoto - meditation app (5:04)
02. Ryuichi Sakamoto - plot (1:09)
03. Ryuichi Sakamoto - this is my last day (1:10)
04. Ryuichi Sakamoto - hayley (1:29)
05. Ryuichi Sakamoto - prey (2:28)
06. Ryuichi Sakamoto - chain smoking addict (1:03)
07. Ryuichi Sakamoto - chase (2:50)
08. Ryuichi Sakamoto - reverse surface (1:36)
09. Ryuichi Sakamoto - closing in (1:39)
10. Ryuichi Sakamoto - countdown (0:58)
11. Ryuichi Sakamoto - retreat (0:31)
12. Ryuichi Sakamoto - flashback (1:05)
13. Ryuichi Sakamoto - gun is real (0:44)
14. Ryuichi Sakamoto - shot (2:09)
15. Ryuichi Sakamoto - degrade (0:55)
16. Ryuichi Sakamoto - car crash (3:00)
17. Ryuichi Sakamoto - this is my last day 2 (2:37)
18. Ryuichi Sakamoto - memory of a single moment (1:31)
19. Ryuichi Sakamoto - release (2:17)
Year 2019 | Soundtracks | FLAC / APE | Mp3 | HD & Vinyl
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