Daniel Lopatin - Marty Supreme (Original Soundtrack)

Daniel Lopatin, also known as Oneohtrix Point Never, composes the original score for Josh Safdie’s Marty Supreme. Synth sound design, mallet patterns, choral voices and jazz-influenced instrumentation drive the music, bringing an electronic vocabulary to the film’s sporting drama. The score moves between neoclassical forms and the textures of 1980s soundtracks, with new wave, techno and baroque influences shaping its changing moods. Lopatin’s approach connects rhythmic motion with more expansive melodic passages, giving the music a life across the album as well as within the film. The vinyl programme presents the complete score, from “The Call” through the closing credits.

Format: 2 × 12" vinyl; black and clear edition
Label: A24 Music
Catalogue number: A24M052LP-C1

Tracklist

A1. The Call
A2. Marty’s Dream
A3. Endo’s Game
A4. The Apple
A5. Pure Joy
A6. Holocaust Honey
B1. The Humbling
B2. Motherstone
B3. The Scape
B4. Tub Falls
B5. Fucking Mensch
B6. Rockwell Ink
C1. Hoff’s
C2. Seward Park
C3. The Necklace
C4. Vampire’s Castle
C5. Back To Hoff’s
C6. Shootout
D1. I Love You, Tokyo
D2. The Real Game
D3. Endo’s Game (Reprise)
D4. Force Of Life
D5. End Credits (I Still Love You, Tokyo)