Hitman: Blood Money Original Soundtrack
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hitman: Blood Money | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Soundtrack by Jesper Kyd | |||||
Released | May 30, 2006 | ||||
Genre | Classical Choral Electronica Ambient Progressive |
||||
Length | 64:41 | ||||
Label | Sumthing Else Eidos |
||||
Professional reviews | |||||
Jesper Kyd chronology | |||||
|
The original score to the game Hitman: Blood Money was written and composed by Jesper Kyd and performed jointly with the Budapest Symphony Orchestra and the Hungarian Radio Choir. It features Kyd's trademark ambience and dark, foreboding arangements with the choral parts in deep brooding Latin.[1]
In the composers own words:
“ | "It seemed like a natural choice to mix things up for the Blood Money score. After the electronic-driven score for Hitman: Codename 47, the orchestral Hitman 2; Silent Assassin score was a new direction for the sound of Hitman, although there are still a few purely electronic tracks in Hitman 2: Silent Assassin. For the third title, Hitman: Contracts, we wanted to go back to the games's roots and create an updated and more modern electronic score. So the Hitman series has a strong background in electronic music." | ” |
Contents |
[edit] Track Listing
- Apocalypse (4:33)
- Secret Invasion (5:06)
- Before the Storm (2:40)
- 47 Attacks (2:12)
- Hunter (6:21)
- Action in Paris (3:10)
- Amb Zone (3:56)
- Night Time In New Orleans (3:17)
- Vegas (6:28)
- Club Heaven (5:52)
- Invasion on the Mississippi River (4:15)
- Rocky Mountains (2:41)
- Day Light in New Orleans (4:43)
- Trouble in Vegas (3:35)
- Funeral (2:47)
- Main Title (3:05)
[edit] Notes
As stated above, a lot of the tracks have an atmospheric Latin choral element. The male lyrics, in English, for "Hunter" were published on Kyd's forum by him and the forum's members worked out the Latin the result is below. The female lyrics apparently proved quite dificult to understand.[3]
“ | I am a dark tempest rolling across the land |
” |
Which, for the male choral part, translates into Latin as:
“ | Sum tempestas fusca
Qua perducit terra |
” |
[edit] Audio
Two samples of music from the Blood Money score.
The Latin lyrics for this track are above, it plays generally when stalking people, changing clothes or after killing someone.
This track also has Latin choral work and also plays when stalking or when entering an area that makes it play.
[edit] References
[edit] External Links
|
|