Phil Roberts 
Brandon Roberts and Nicholas Britell’s sensational soundtrack for Star Wars: Andor Season 2 is now available to own.
One of the many triumphs of Star Wars: Andor Season 2 is the breathtaking and atmospheric soundtrack composed by Brandon Roberts and Nicholas Britell. The sweeping score boasts the hallmarks of Nicholas Britell’s score from the first season, with Roberts adding something fresh to the formula. This, coupled with the intensity of Tony Gilroy’s masterful storytelling, has made the second season a true gem of Star Wars brilliance, and now, fans can listen to the score in all its glory.
Fans can fully immerse themselves in Britell and Roberts’ musical mastery, as the composer’s score from the first six episodes has been officially released for everyone to enjoy. The composers shared the score on their official YouTube channels, and you can listen to Volume 2 right here. Hit the link below.
SETTLING THE SCORE
Aside from dropping a playlist on YouTube, the entire score is now available on Amazon, Spotify, Apple, and other platforms. Check out the track listing below.
1. Andor (Main Title Theme) – Episode 4 – Brandon Roberts (0:40)
2. The Ghorman Waltz – Nicholas Britell (2:46)
3. Our Man in Palmo – Nicholas Britell (1:28)
4. Safe House Dinner – Nicholas Britell (2:03)
5. Mon-Tage – Nicholas Britell (2:28)
6. Palmo Town Hall – Nicholas Britell (3:18)
7. Saw Gerrera – Nicholas Britell (3:59)
8. Andor (Main Title Theme) – Episode 5 – Brandon Roberts (0:37)
9. Ghorman Intel – Brandon Roberts (1:06)
10. Spider for Mom – Nicholas Britell (1:02)
11. I Was There – Nicholas Britell (1:53)
12. Varian Skye – Brandon Roberts (1:33)
13. Turn Out the Lights – Brandon Roberts (0:41)
14. Kafhaus Number 1 – Brandon Roberts (2:54)
15. House of Rylanz – Nicholas Britell (1:59)
16. Palmo Recon – Brandon Roberts (1:11)
17. Let It Run Wild – Brandon Roberts (2:03)
18. Andor (Main Title Theme) – Episode 6 – Brandon Roberts (0:39)
19. Kafhaus Reunion – Brandon Roberts (2:20)
20. Oathkeeper – Brandon Roberts (1:04)
21. Sculdun Tower – Brandon Roberts (1:43)
22. Crates in Motion – Brandon Roberts (2:43)
23. Doctor Heal Thyself – Brandon Roberts (2:22)
24. The Bix Is Back – Nicholas Britell (1:41)
REVIEW
After watching all twelve episodes, I can confidently say that this series is a true gem of Star Wars brilliance. In my review, I stated: “Star Wars: Andor Season 2 is Tony Gilroy’s masterpiece. The series serves as a perfect prequel to Rogue One in every aspect. This season is far larger in scale than the previous one, excelling with its multi-layered narrative and character-driven drama. Each character is given the opportunity to shine as the story advances towards Rogue One. The plot is engaging, the performances are outstanding, and the series truly delivers some of the best Star Wars content in recent memory. It’s a genuine gem of Star Wars brilliance.”
THE SERIES
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Tune in to Disney+ on May 6th in the US/7th in the UK to enjoy the next three-part story arc.
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Meet Phil Roberts! He’s the dedicated owner, daily content manager, and editor-in-chief of The Future of the Force. Phil is a budding novelist who turned his passion toward writing about the franchises he loves back in 2016. He’s a huge fan of all things Star Wars, Batman, DC, Marvel, Star Trek, Indiana Jones, Ghostbusters, King Kong, and the Ray Harryhausen movies. Phil is a BFI-accredited journalist and a distinguished member of the Film Critics Association UK.
If he’s not catching a movie at the cinema, you can bet he’s streaming something just as awesome!
