
Tindersticks recruit Robert Pattinson for delicate new cut "Willow"
Stuart A. Staples of Tindersticks has shared a new single "Willow", featuring Robert Pattinson, which is lifted from his score for upcoming movie High Life.
High Life, directed by Claire Denis, features Robert Pattinson in a lead role alongside Juliette Binoche.
Tindersticks' Stuart A. Staples has scored the soundtrack for the movie, and marks the eighth score for Denis from Tindersticks and/or Staples.
On the upcoming soundtrack, Staples says, "Most of the music for High Life was made before the filming. The conversation with Claire started maybe as far back as 2012. There were many ideas I wanted to explore and I appreciated the foresight of Claire and the producers in offering me support and encouragement to do this. As well as work with usual collaborators Dan McKinna, Neil Fraser and Earl Harvin, this afforded me purely experimental recording sessions with David Coulter, Thomas Bloch, David Okumu, Julian Siegel, Seb Rochford and the BBC singers."
Speaking about "Willow", he adds, "And then there was "Willow"...a seed of a song shared by myself and Dan Mckinna that eventually grew to be the conclusion of the 'High Life' with Robert Pattinson, the lead actor, singing the song in character to his daughter Willow, a theme that runs through the film."
Tracklist:
- The Garden
- Willow Lullaby
- System Report
- High Life Main Title
- River Flashback
- Fluids
- The Fuck Box
- Bad Genes Revolution
- Radiation
- Rape of Boyse
- Insemination
- Grow Baby, Grow
- Boyse's Death
- The Dog Ship
- Monte and Willow
- The Yellow Light
- Willow (tindersticks feat. Robert Pattinson) (video)
- The Black Hole (excerpt)
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