Oh, and there’s also an original song by Owl City, “When Can I See You Again?” for what that information is worth. Finally, rounding out the collection are Rihanna‘s “Shut Up and Drive” and “Celebration” by Kool & The Gang. Only one of his songs, “Bug Hunt (Noisa Remix)” has landed intact, while the majority of the soundtrack belonging to composer Henry Jackman (“ X-Men: The Last Stand”), although Skrillex may have overseen certain aspects of it. Featuring a meta-video game narrative with 70+ characters shown, as well as a vibrant aesthetic that snaps attention to the screen, another compelling aspect remains the Skrillex-involved soundtrack, the details of which have just been released.Įyebrows were definitely raised when dubstep producer Skrillex announced he was following up Harmony Korine‘s “ Spring Breakers” by contributing music for ‘Ralph’ - as well as snagging a cameo in the film - but after a glimpse at the final tracklist, it seems that his presence as a solo artist will remain at a minimum for now.
Though initially low-profile on the Disney Animation release slate while ambitious in its scope, “ Wreck-It Ralph” has slowly become one of the more interesting offerings on show this holiday season.
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