The music for Time To Go Home doesn't signal its intentions. It starts from a place of near-stillness and pulls steadily inward with low frequencies and a persistent sense that something is slightly off. Two tracks are available ahead of the Season One release, currently set for late 2026 or 2027. The full score will be released before, but close to the premiere.
The score for Kiatorus treats its fantasy world with complete sincerity, as it's expansive and atmospheric when the story calls for stillness, propulsive and chaotic when it doesn't. There's no irony in the music, despite the parodic nature of the film; it earns its emotional moments honestly, building from delicate orchestral textures to full, urgent intensity. The film is set to release later in 2026, and two tracks are currently available to listen to below ahead of the film's 2026 release, with the full score to follow.
Composed for the original stage production, The Man Who Laughs is a dark, theatrical score that navigates the line between beauty and distortion. Inspired by the world of Victor Hugo and shaped through a modern, cinematic lens, the music blends intimate themes with larger, surreal textures.
The Franken soundtrack is an original score written for a modern stage adaptation of Frankenstein. Blending cinematic orchestration with ambient and electronic textures, the music explores the duality of creation and consequence through evolving motifs, dark harmonic progressions, and intimate sound design. Each cue was crafted to mirror the emotional descent of both creator and creature - from fragile innocence to unrestrained obsession - while maintaining a cohesive, theatrical arc. Recorded and mixed at Berklee College of Music, the soundtrack was released digitally in 2025.