Action and crime are in no short supply in the new dramatic thriller produced by Netflix, which stars three incredible actors from the current industry: Aaron Pierre, Don Johnson and AnnaSophia Robb.
“Rebel Ridge” follows a former Marine who navigates a web of corruption in a small town when an attempt to pay his cousin’s bail turns into a violent confrontation with the local police chief.
On September 7, it was confirmed that the film has been so successful that it has become number one worldwide, surpassing major titles like “The Deliverance”. A key factor was the music, which helped create the atmosphere.
Netflix’s Rebel Ridge Soundtrack | All the songs
- The Number of the Beast – Iron Maiden
- March of the S.O.D. – Stormtroopers of Death
- Closer To Me – Sean Wiggins
- Right Brigade- Bad Brains
- Hard Time Killing Floor Blues – Skip James
- Wayfaring Stranger – Neko Case
- Chinese Restaurant – Derek Fiechter & Brandon Fiechter
- That Spells Trouble – The Palmettos
- Again – Family Band
- Disturbing the Peace – Gut Instinct
- Keep Going – The Bloody Beetroots e Tom Morello (Trailer Song)
Rebel Ridge Soundtrack | Complete Score
- Burning the Ad (0:39)
- Bus Chase (2:18)
- Sheriff’s Office (3:22)
- Terry Posts Bail (3:10)
- Mike is Dead (1:21)
- Terry Saves Summer (1:12)
- Traffic Stop (1:17)
- Walk Me Through It (1:01)
- Forgot to Feed the Cat (2:55)
- Catacombs (3:41)
- Rebel Ridge (4:35)
- Final Showdown (7:01)
- The Escort (3:14)
- One Mind, Any Weapon (1:29)
Who composed the score of Rebel Ridge?
Brooke Blair and Will Blair (Blood on her Name) have been chosen to compose the score for “Rebel Ridge”, the new Netflix ‘s action thriller, making the musicalization of the scenes a key element.
Both artists are music composers and producers, primarily known for their work in film and television, such as “Small Crimes”, “Green Room” and “Live Cargo”. Together, they form the composing duo Blair Brothers.
In each project, they create soundtracks that complement the atmospheres and tones of the movies. Their work ranges from atmospheric and emotional compositions to more energetic and dramatic pieces.
