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  1. LAKESHORE RECORDS PRESENTS
    SUITS – ORIGINAL SERIES SOUNDTRACK

    Featuring Original Music by Christopher Tyng
    With the Main Title Theme “Greenback Boogie” Performed By Ima Robot.

    (November 30, 2015– Los Angeles, CA) – Lakeshore Records will release the soundtrack for SUITS featuring original music by composer Christopher Tyng and “Greenback Boogie” performed by Ima Robot. The album will be available digitally on December 11th and on CD February 12, 2016.

    Produced by Universal Cable Productions, SUITS is set at a fast-paced Manhattan corporate law firm and stars Gabriel Macht (“Love & Other Drugs”) as Harvey Specter, Patrick J. Adams (“Orphan Black”) as Mike Ross, Rick Hoffman (“Samantha Who”) as Louis Litt, Gina Torres (“Firefly”) as Jessica Pearson, Sarah Rafferty (“Brothers & Sisters”) as Donna Paulsen and Meghan Markle (“Fringe”) as Rachel Zane.

    SUITS was created by and is executive produced by Aaron Korsh (“The Deep End”). Doug Liman (The “Bourne” trilogy), David Bartis (“Covert Affairs”) and Gene Klein (“Covert Affairs”) of Hypnotic along with Anton Cropper (“Fairly Legal”), Daniel Arkin (“90210”) and Chris Downey (“King & Maxwell”) serve as executive producers. SUITS is shot on location in Toronto. Season five of SUITS resumes on January 27, 2016 at 10/9c on USA Network.

    One of the most successful and recognized themes from the show is “Hardman Returns,” a piece Tyng created for the original return of Daniel Hardman, played by David Costabile (“Breaking Bad”) in the second season.

    “It’s what I like to call ‘shark in the water’ music; there’s a lurking, ticking-time-bomb feeling to that piece that we’ve used quite a bit throughout the series,” Tyng said. “It’s a fan favorite, so it’s great to include it in this compilation.”

    Tyng added that Mike Ross is always at risk of his past catching up with him and, as a result, there’s almost always something unsettling or haunting lurking in the background of the musical score.

    “I’ll process various instruments into abstract sound design elements and ambiences that bring a sense of dark nostalgia - a musical subtext that reinforces to the audience that Mike’s secret past is never more than a few steps away from his present reality,” Tyng described.

    For more information on SUITS – Original Series Soundtrack, visit www.lakeshorerecords.com.

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    About Christopher Tyng
    Christopher Tyng is a composer, record producer and recording artist. He has been the originator of the signature music scores, and often the sole series composer, on shows such as SUITS, THE OC, COVERT AFFAIRS, RESCUE ME, and FUTURAMA. His scores have been performed by the London Studio Symphony, The Seattle Symphony, and countless orchestras and ensembles of LA’s finest session musicians. As a songwriter and producer, he has worked with a diverse selection of artists including Michael Stipe [REM], Beck, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, The Beastie Boys, X, Julianna Hatfield, David Crosby, Drew Barrymore, Hawaiian slack key icon Keola Beamer, Coolio, Cece Peniston, Sunshine Brothers, Holly Henry, and Owen Plant. From songwriting and scoring a film with the seminal punk bank “X” - to recording another score with the London Symphony - to performing all the parts on a indie-band, electronica, or multi-ethnic score himself, Tyng is equally at home in front of the microphone, recording console, or remixing computer. With each new project, he continues to explore new musical territory that is memorable, emotional, and unique.

    About Universal Cable Productions
    Universal Cable Productions (UCP) creates innovative and critically acclaimed original scripted and digital content across media platforms for domestic and international distribution. UCP’s content library spans classics such as Emmy-award winning, “Monk,” and critic and fan favorites “Psych,” “Battlestar Galactica,” and “Warehouse 13.” In the U.S., UCP’s programming can be seen across various networks, including: “Colony” (2016), “Dig,” “Mr. Robot,” “Playing House,” “Royal Pains,” “Satisfaction” and “Suits” on USA Network; “12 Monkeys,” “Childhood’s End” (2015), “Defiance,” “Dominion,” “Hunters” (2016), “Killjoys,” and “Magicians” (2016) on Syfy; “Girlfriends’ Guide To Divorce” on Bravo; “The Royals,” on E!; “Difficult People” on Hulu; “Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome” on Machinima Prime/YouTube, Syfy and DVD/Blu-Ray; and “Side Effects” on Awesomeness TV/YouTube. Universal Cable Productions is a part of NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment, a division of NBCUniversal, one of the world’s leading media and entertainment companies. Follow us @UCPisTV.
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      CommentAuthorMartijn
    • CommentTimeDec 4th 2015
    I really like the show (although it gets more political than legal in season 2), but I have to admit that I don'tr emember the (incidental) music much. In fact, I thought it wa s amostly pop song-driven show.
    'no passion nor excitement here, despite all the notes and musicians' ~ Falkirkbairn
  2. I'm largely with you, Martijn. The show is great (one of the few I actively follow), but the score is one of those very typical sub-Cliff Martinez-like ambient efforts that these dialogue-heavy shows always seem to get these days. I might check it out on a whim one of these days, but to be frank I'm not surprised it's taken this long to get a release.