After two successful seasons, the HBO original drama, Industry, is back on Max‘s catalog to continue the story of young bankers and investors making their way in the financial world following the 2008 crisis.
The series, created by Mickey Down and Konrad Kay, hasn’t released all its new episodes at once but will be dropping one each week. Following a release style similar to Game of Thrones, new episodes will arrive every Sunday.
Kit Harington has taken on a more prominent role in this season, but he isn’t the only talented actor involved. Myha’la, Ken Leung and Harry Lawtey are also featured, with Lawtey set to play Harvey Dent in the upcoming Joker 2.
Industry Season 3 Soundtrack | Songs by Episode
- Episode 1
- New Gold Dream (81/82/83/84) – Simple Minds
- Disco Italiano – Pierre Terrasse, Nicolas Subrechicot
- Candy Walls – TR/TS
- Blue Water – Sally Oldfield
- The Vibration – Sonny Harris & The Soul Reflections
- Feel the Drive – Doctor’s Cat
- Opportunities (Let’s Make Lots of Money) – Pet Shop Boys
*The list will be updated as episodes are released.
Who created the Season 3 of Industry score?
Nathan Micay, a Canadian DJ and music producer, is behind the score for the third season of the HBO series “Industry”, while Ollie White has taken on the role of music supervisor.
The Toronto-born artist has made a name for himself in the electronic music scene under his real name and his alias Bwana, especially for his innovative approach that has remained relevant over the years.
Most of his tracks, as the ones he made for Reality OST and Time Bomb Y2K OST, combine elements of classical music with modern synthesizers to create rich and immersive atmospheres that complement visual narratives.
His career took off with releases on major labels, and he is recognized for his ability to blend genres and create unique soundscapes. In addition to his work in club music, he has gained recognition for his contributions to soundtracks.