Andor (soundtrack)

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All music is composed by Nicholas Britell

Andor (Original Score)
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ReleasedOctober 21, 2022 (Vol. 1)
November 4, 2022 (Vol. 2)
December 9, 2022 (Vol. 3)
Recorded2020–2022
Studio Air Studios, London
Genre
Length50:34 (Vol. 1)
53:24 (Vol. 2)
55:51 (Vol. 3)
Label Walt Disney
Producer Nicholas Britell
Star Wars soundtrack chronology
Obi-Wan Kenobi
(2022)
Andor
(2022)
Tales of the Jedi
(2022)
Andor: Vol. 1 (Episodes 1–4)
No.TitleLength
1."Andor (Main Title Theme) – Episode 1"1:18
2."WE BEGIN (Time Grappler)"0:37
3."Niamos! (Morlana Club Mix)"1:42
4."Morlana Drop"1:45
5."Pre-Mor Shakedown"0:57
6."B2"1:17
7."Rix Road"1:51
8."Bix Caleen"0:50
9."Kenari Council"1:48
10."Bix Has a Secret"1:08
11."Kenari Male Wanted for Questioning"0:59
12."The Cassian Way"1:42
13."Andor (Main Title Theme) – Episode 2"0:52
14."End of Day"1:21
15."Who Else Knows?"1:47
16."Luthen Rael"1:25
17."The Kenari War Cry"1:32
18."The Night Before"1:58
19."Pilgrim"1:29
20."Andor (Main Title Theme) – Episode 3"0:40
21."Mirror"2:08
22."Corpos"1:41
23."In Their House/Who Are You?"2:07
24."The Reckoning"0:56
25."Past/Present Suite"3:44
26."Andor (Main Title Theme) – Episode 4"0:47
27."I Came for You"2:40
28."ISB"0:41
29."Blue Kyber"1:27
30."Where's My Starpath Unit?"1:08
31."Luthen of Coruscant"1:23
32."Syril Suite"1:50
33."Mon Mothma"2:17
34."END OF DAY (Time Grappler)"0:36
Total length:50:34
Andor: Vol. 2 (Episodes 5–8)
No.TitleLength
1."Andor (Main Title Theme) – Episode 5"1:08
2."If I Was Them"1:34
3."The Valley"2:10
4."Tomorrow"3:51
5."Andor (Main Title Theme) – Episode 6"0:50
6."Get Down!"2:36
7."No Turning Back"1:13
8."The Vault – Parts 1 and 2"3:45
9."The Vault – Parts 3 and 4"3:11
10."The Rono Trawler"2:05
11."Climb!"2:30
12."The Morning After"1:15
13."Andor (Main Title Theme) – Episode 7"0:58
14."Fuel Purity"1:17
15."Kleya"1:26
16."I Thought He’d Be Here"1:05
17."Niamos! (Coruscant Lounge Mix)"2:27
18."Maarva’s Rebellion"2:54
19."Niamos! (Galaxy Mix)"1:08
20."Tourists Don’t Run"2:01
21."Six Year Sentence"1:45
22."Andor (Main Title Theme) – Episode 8"0:51
23."Move!"0:48
24."Narkina 5"1:02
25."Unit 5-2-D"4:20
26."Thirty Shifts Later"2:38
27."Shut It Down"2:22
Total length:53:24
Andor: Vol. 3 (Episodes 9–12)
No.TitleLength
1."Andor (Main Title Theme) – Episode 9"0:44
2."Cousins"1:25
3."Ulaf Fading"0:54
4."Never More Than Twelve"2:08
5."Andor (Main Title Theme) – Episode 10"1:18
6."Make It Look Good"1:44
7."One Way Out – Parts 1-4"1:20
8."One Way Out – Parts 5-7"1:51
9."One Way Out – Part 8"2:24
10."My Name Is Kino Loy"4:15
11."Heroes"1:08
12."Andor (Main Title Theme) – Episode 11"0:43
13."Tell Me They’re Leaving/Bee"1:27
14."The Daughters of Ferrix"1:43
15."Dewi and Freedi Pamular"0:54
16."Full Fondor"1:27
17."Your Mother Is Dead"3:42
18."Andor (Main Title Theme) – Episode 12"0:58
19."Dedra in Ferrix"1:32
20."Come Away From the Window"1:20
21."Clem’s Stone"1:55
22."Manifesto"2:13
23."Forming Up/Unto Stone We Are"4:43
24."Eulogy"4:17
25."Battle"1:38
26."Cassian Will Find Us"2:32
27."Kill Me"1:25
28."The Rebellion Suite"4:00
Total length:55:51

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