I don't own much in the way of EDM. It's just not my scene. I'm sure you look at me and think, "That's a guy who likes to really lay it down on the dance floor as just one small part of his aggressively physical lifestyle," but somehow, EDM just isn't on my radar. I buy new music often, but really wouldn't play this sort of thing typically while working or driving.
So, yes, Hollywood Records and American Recordings, your fiendish plan worked. I picked up a new EDM compilation album executive produced by Rick Rubin entirely because of the thing that unites all of the tracks: Star Wars. All of the producers and performers on the album were given access to a huge library of sounds and dialogue from the Star Wars films, and the only real restriction placed on them was to avoid leaning on the John Williams scores to the film. This isn't like Mecca's old disco version of the Star Wars themes; this is a collection of genuine EDM that just happens to be built out hundreds of Star Wars sound effects.
Sounds goofy, right? And it sort of is, but that's the charm. It's a pretty silly idea, clearly designed to cash in on the current mania for all things related to the movie and the larger series. It's currently only available for digital download, with a retail version arriving in stores on March 18.
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