Full Series Official Star Wars Rebels Music Thread

Was listening to another video game soundtrack when I noticed a track that had a very similar feel to something in the Rebels soundtrack. Coincidentally another 2007 game. Purely coincidence I'm sure, as this track from Rebels is a militarized spin on the main theme.
(BTW I highly recommend giving this soundtrack a listen through. Very fun stuff)

 

hmm. What do you think of this as a possible inspiration for Sabine's theme? Similar in melody and instrumentation.

 

Jared Forman has confirmed that Kanan Momentarily Victorious was indeed written for the scene of Kanan throwing Maul off the temple in Twilight of the Apprentice!

 

Julian Cisneros has released his one cue: Attaching the Transfer Lines from The Wynkahthu Job! I've updated the spreadsheet to include this.

 

David Glen Russell has released some new tracks! I've updated the spreadsheet to include these.

Visions and Voices
Witches Attack
Sabine and Kanan Possessed
Fighting Possessed Kanan (Previously released as Kanan Possessed)

Ghosts of Geonosis
Had to Be a Bug!

 

Some new series 4 music from the complete series DVD (I've updated the spreadsheet to include these):

 

Jared Forman has released a new track: Final Hope from Zero Hour! I've updated the spreadsheet to include this.

 

David Glen Russell has released a new track: I Hate Your Hair from Jedi Night! I've updated the spreadsheet to include this.

 

I don't see why you wouldn't be allowed to post that here. Definitely sounds interesting!

 

WOW! That's actually really impressive, great work! How long did it all take you?

 

I was watching the World Between World sequence and when Palpatine lets loose a cackle, you get dies irae like you do at the end of the TROS teaser. It could be an intended musical connection, but dies irae is such a trope that it's probably just a coincidence.

 

Thanks to Jared Forman, here's the correct sync for Kanan Momentarily Victorious:

 

Near the end of this interview Kevin Kiner was asked about Rebels series 3&4 soundtrack releases, apparently there might be some legal issues with putting them on his website but he's hoping they could be released by Mondo, which recently released an old score of his.

 

David Glen Russell has updated the playlists on his website with a few tracks from series 4. I've updated the spreadsheet to include these.

In the Name of the Rebellion Part 1
Planting the Detonators

Jedi Night
Taking Flight

 

Definitely not one of the show's best moments IMO

 

some fun Mando similarities.

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It's crazy to me that there's hasn't been a soundtrack release for S3/4 or at least S4. The composers have released a lot of good stuff online but all the fully orchestrated stuff from the series finale is gold. The Ezra/Thrawn confrontation, the Ezra/Palps temptation, the purrgil climax/Ezra's sacrifice, the crew blowing up the dome??? These are some of Star Wars TV's best tracks in my opinion and they're nowhere to be heard.

Even if there has been enough online support for the idea (which seems unlikely), we're far enough away from the series now that it probably wouldn't release unless the sequel show comes to fruition or we hit the 5-year anniversary or something.

 

David Glen Russell has released a new track: Binary Sunrise from Twin Suns! I've updated the spreadsheet to include this.

 

I don't know if I'm going crazy, but there's some music in Siege of Lothal when they arrive at Lothal that sounds like it's ripped straight from Back to the Future:



See 0:11, 0:28, or 0:57. Sounds the same to me. I know Rebels reused a lot of cues from the OT, PT, and even Indy, but I didn't know they were 'borrowing' from other composers as well

 

David Glen Russell has released 3 new tracks! I've updated the spreadsheet to include these.

Visions and Voices
It Was Maul

Tracker In Ezra's Bracers

Jedi Night
Kanan Rescues Hera (Previously released as an except)

 

Even though I prefer the music of TCW, I have been listening to some Rebels themes from YouTube whilst driving in the car. I find the music in Rebels to be very good. TCW gets me pumped. Rebels, interestingly, soothes me. It's more like the music of a drama series. TCW is more like an adventure series. I can't quite put my finger on it, but that's how I feel. (Definitely ain't a music expert. Ha ha. Just my synesthesia/ideasthesia talking here.)