PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie (soundtrack)

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PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie (Music from the Motion Picture)
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Film score by
ReleasedSeptember 29, 2023
RecordedMay 2023
Studio Ocean Way Nashville, Nashville, Tennessee
Genre Film soundtrack
Length62:25
Label Paramount Music
Producer Pinar Toprak
Pinar Toprak chronology
Shotgun Wedding
(2023)
PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie
(2023)

PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie (Music from the Motion Picture) is the soundtrack to the 2023 film PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie directed by Cal Brunker, a sequel to the 2021 film PAW Patrol: The Movie . The soundtrack featured original score composed by Pinar Toprak, which released on September 29, 2023, the same day as the film's theatrical release. [1]

Contents

Development

On January 25, 2023, Pinar Toprak was announced to compose the film's musical score, replacing Heitor Pereira from the first film. [2] [3] Toprak described it as a "truly exciting and joyful experience" on composing the film. [4] Unlike the predecessor, which did not have a soundtrack release, the album for Toprak's score was released on September 29, 2023 through Paramount Music. [1] The end credits revealed that the score recording took place at the Ocean Way Nashville, Nashville, Tennessee, in May 2023. [5] [6]

Original songs

Additionally, three original songs were announced to be made for the film. [7] Bryson Tiller performs "Down Like That", which was released by Trapsoul and RCA Records on September 8. [8] [9] Mckenna Grace performs "Bark to the Beat" with Blackbear, which was released by Photo Finish Records on September 15, [10] while Christina Aguilera performs "Learning To Fly", which was released by RCA Records on September 22. [7]

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie"0:37
2."Scorcher"1:48
3."PAW Patrol to the Rescue"3:31
4."All Junk to Begin With"1:01
5."Looking Through the Telescope"1:48
6."Meteor Crash"1:51
7."Tower Destroyed"1:28
8."Loading Meteor"2:00
9."Skye Takes All the Crystals"1:41
10."Glowing Meteor"2:19
11."Skye Can Fly"1:02
12."Superpowers!"1:36
13."Wrecking Ball"1:42
14."Very Important Mission"2:41
15."Perfect Roommates"1:49
16."Air Humdinger"1:29
17."Mayday Call"4:33
18."It Was a Trap"1:08
19."I'd Do Anything"4:36
20."Skye Captured"2:38
21."Why Should I Care"2:23
22."Skye's Gone"1:24
23."Fighting Humdinger"2:40
24."Rescuing Skye"4:01
25."Fighting Victoria Vance"2:20
26."Skye vs. Meteors"5:39
27."Duty to Protect"2:49
Total length:62:25

Reception

Courtney Howard of Variety wrote "Composer Pinar Toprak’s evocative score is complementary without being pushy, enhancing character drive." [11] Out Loud Culture wrote that the score "enhances the experience". [12]

Credits

Credits adapted from Paramount Music. [13]

Musicians

  • Violins: Dave Davidson • David Angell • Conni Ellisor • Karen Winklemann • Jenny Bifano • Alison Hoffman • Alicia Enstorm • Wei-Stun Chang • Katelyn Kelly • Rachel Englander • Alison McKelvey • Dayna Bee • Chuck Callahan • Kristin Weber • Kelsie Peppars • Carrie Bailey • Amy Helman • Eliza Cho • Jessica Blackwell • Hannah Borrells Tyler • Ben Plotnick • Avery Bright • Philip Ducreay • Collins McLaughlin • Laura Epling • Cassie Morrow • Annie Shaw • Julia Fisher • Matt Combs • Maddie Kasinger • Bruce Wethe
  • Violas: Betsy Lamb • Monisa Angell • Seanad Chang • Razvan Berindean • Nicole Neely • Chris Lowry • Simona Rusu • Patrick Monnius • Tim Richardson • Josee Weigand
  • Cellos: Sari Reist • Cremaine Booker • Austin Hoke • Nicholas Gold • Meghan Carey Berindean • Emily Rodgers • Alex Krew • Kaitlyn Raitz • Paul Miakhy
  • Basses: Quentin Flowers • Tiffany Freeman • Ethan Jodziewicz • Jacob Jezioro • Jordan Wright • Sarah Ransom • Craig Nelson
  • Flutes: Erik Gratton • Abigail Wick
  • Oboes: Luke Simonson • Diana Dunn
  • Clarinets: Emily Bowland • Spencer Prewitt
  • Bassoons: Julia Harguindey • Jim Lotz
  • French Horns: Jennifer Kummer • Leslie Norton • Patrick Walle • Radu Rusu • Anna Spina • Beth Beeson • Hunter Sholar
  • Trumpets: Hunter Sholar • Jeff Bailey • Mike Haynes
  • Trombones: Barry Green • Paul Jenkins • Matt Jefferson • Evan Clifton
  • Tuba: Neil Konouchi
  • Harp: Marcia Dickstein
  • Electric Bass: Adam Blackstone

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