In just a few weeks, Disney guests will blast off into a galaxy far, far away When
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge opens at Disneyland Resort in California
later this month (August for Disney World in Florida). Disney has put a tremendous amount of work into creating an immersive new land inspired by the Star Wars franchise. But beyond the details of the buildings and attractions, another key element to
Star Wars is, of course, it's music.
As
we previously learned, John Williams, who has scored every film in the core
Star Wars Skywalker saga, returned to compose the music that will play in the background of
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. Ahead of the land's opening, Disney Music Vevo has released the
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Symphonic Suite, which you can now listen to online.
The track seems to perfectly capture the struggle of balance between good and evil that guests will encounter when
they journey to the planet of Batuu and step explore the
Black Spire Outpost. A thriving port for smugglers, rogue traders, and adventurers, Black Spire Outpost is a safe haven for those looking to avoid the First Order. But their reach is expanding, and Williams' track certainly teases some exciting moments guests will experience.
You can download the new track from
iTurnes, Amazon Music, and Google Play, or stream from
Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Google Play, Pandora, and more.
Beyond
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, fans will be able to hear the brilliant music of John Williams one last time in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. The composer confirmed he
will be retiring from the Star Wars saga following the final installment in the core saga.
What do you think of the
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge soundtrack?