Stream the Our Planet II soundtrack now

The stunning music from our new series Our Planet II is available to stream – you can listen to the 36-track album by Jasha Klebe and Thomas Farnon on digital platforms here.

The score was composed over 6 months, and features over 200 musicians, 300+ different instruments, and 45 singers from across the world.

“It was clear from the very first images that ‘Our Planet II’ would be a fresh and bold new perspective for a nature documentary series.  With a show focused on extraordinary migrations and animal movement, we set out to create a propulsive score that felt emotionally electrifying and portrayed the epic grandeur of a world on the move,” says Klebe and Farnon.

They continue, “Inspired to capture the visceral feeling of movement, we crafted colorful soundscapes influenced by the animals’ motions.  Deep synth and percussive rhythms captured the thundering vibrations of herds of Pronghorn; airy overblown woodwinds and fluttering palm fronds were synced with the flapping of migrating cranes; sliding strings and ricocheting jawharps mimicked billions of locusts; and a five note, rippling motif was threaded across the series, to provide a constant moving, breathing, tapestry.

Uniquely, ‘Our Planet II’ never shies away from the impact of humans on the natural world through the imagery of cities, highways, and plastic waste. To encapsulate this, we used solo vocals and choir prominently throughout the score. This ranged from the lyrical melody of the opening titles (featuring the artist Empara Mi) to low booming grunting vocals for Buffalos, and to breathy, undulating textures for Grey Whales. All of which, is woven amongst the leading voice that is Sir David Attenborough.”

Our Planet II (Soundtrack From the Netflix Documentary Series)

Track-listing

  1. World On The Move
  2. Cape Buffalo
  3. Our Planet
  4. Desert Locust
  5. Murrelet Chick
  6. Laysan Albatross
  7. Turtle Hatching
  8. Olive Ridley
  9. Tiger Shark vs Albatross
  10. Honey Bee
  11. Humpback Whale
  12. Patagonia Puma
  13. Puma’s Journey
  14. Tawaki Penguin
  15. Jungle Shuffle
  16. Sockeye Salmon
  17. Red Crabs
  18. Pronghorn
  19. Highways
  20. Elephant Seals
  21. Walrus
  22. Arctic
  23. Snow Geese
  24. Gentoo Penguins
  25. Leopard Seals vs Penguin
  26. Cranes
  27. Lions
  28. Mara River
  29. City Elephants
  30. Arctic Hunt
  31. Polar Bear Cubs
  32. Lynx
  33. Grey Whale
  34. Army Ants
  35. Whale Migration
  36. A Changing Planet