In December 2022,Brian Tyler returned from the predecessor to score music for Scream VI.[1] The following month,Sven Faulconer was hired to co-compose the music with Tyler,thereby marking his first feature composition.[2] Due to the changes made in the writing and creative decisions,especially Campbell's decision to not reprise her role as Sidney Prescott,the score for the film had new themes composed for the film,excluding Marco Beltrami's themes for the previous films.[3]
Release
American singer Demi Lovato performed "Still Alive",[4][5] which served as the lead single of the soundtrack,and released on March 3,2023 by Island Records.[6][7] The accompanying music video was broadcast on the ABC television series Good Morning America.[8] In February 2023,Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda during an interview with KROQ had revealed that he would be releasing a solo song as part of the Scream VI soundtrack.[9] The aforementioned track has been titled "In My Head",[10][11] and Kailee Morgue was the featured artist in the song,released on March 10,2023.[12][13]
A 6-minute score suite composed by Tyler for the film had been released exclusively on Collider on March 9,2023.[14] Reviewing for that cue,Matt Villei had felt that it "combines somber and haunting strings along with hints of soft percussion and piano that start slow and builds until it becomes loud and frantic before returning to its slow introduction,adding voices and other sounds to build back towards a frenetic section."[14] Tyler and Faulconer's score was released by Paramount Music on March 10,2023.[15]
It is the first Scream soundtrack,not to be distributed by Varèse Sarabande which previously released score soundtracks of the predecessors.[15] However,the label had issued a double CD and double LP editions of the album in collaboration with Craft Recordings.[16] The double CD edition featured a 12-page booklet with cast photos from the set which was released on September 1.[17] The vinyl edition consisted of a 180-gram LP records pressed in stab green and black colored variant and a gatefold jacket packaged with an original artwork from illustrator Doaly was released on December 1.[18]
Reception
Filmtracks.com wrote "In making this franchise his own,Tyler has charted a course directly back to his comfort zone."[3] Manuel São Bento of FirstShowing.net commented "Brian Tyler and Sven Falcouner's score feels more complex as it incorporates classic tracks with new music."[19] A reviewer from Flickering Myth wrote "Composer Brian Tyler and Sven Faulconer also do a tremendous job behind-the-scenes,churning out exciting new material while artfully paying homage to Marco Beltrami's contributions from past Scream films."[20]Hollywood.com complimented the score as "mix of original and classic horror movie themes".[21] Writing for Scribe Magazine,Y. Ella commented that "the score by Brian Tyler is suspenseful and keeps you on the edge of your seat. The score keeps that tension in the horror scenes."[22]
Geechi Suede (as Saladine T. Wallace), Sonny Cheeba (as Salahadeen Wilds), David Anthony Willis, Ricky Smith (as Ricky Darnell Smith), Kevin Spencer & Richard Randolph
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