Crazy Rich Asians (Original Motion Picture Score) Brian Tyler

• 1 Love Theme from Crazy Rich Asians 02:52
• 2 Text Ting Swing 03:53
• 3 Approaching The Palace 01:44
• 4 Astrid 05:17
• 5 Solitude  02:26
• 6 Astrid and the Earrings 01:41
• 7 Arrival in Singapore 02:35
• 8 Rainy Nights in London 02:46
• 9 Rachel's Story 02:31
• 10 Shopping Spree 01:38
• 11 First Class 01:04
• 12 Hide the Jimmy Choos 02:53
• 13 Cousin Eddie and Cousin Alistair 01:19
• 14 Choices 03:34
• 15 We'll Get Through It Together 03:08
• 16 Astrid and Rachel 01:31
• 17 Without Reservation 02:40
• 18 Family First 01:57
• 19 Lost in the Jungle 00:49
• 20 Lunch on the Goh 03:17
• 21 Parallel Decisions 04:36
• 22 Running Away 02:19
• 23 Because of Me 03:09
• 24 Jubilee Bop 03:59
• Total Runtime 01:03:38

Info for Crazy Rich Asians (Original Motion Picture Score)

The 14-song Crazy Rich Asians: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack album features several new recordings made for the film, including Miguel’s song “Vote,” recorded for the end title sequence; and covers of the classics “Money (That’s What I Want)” by Cheryl K feat. Awkwafina, “Yellow” by Katherine Ho (from The Voice 2016), “Can’t Help Falling In Love” by Kina Grannis, and more. Also highlighted on the soundtrack is the inclusion of several songs performed in Mandarin Chinese.

“It all comes together in this eclectic tapestry,” explained director Jon M. Chu about the music. “From old to new and remixed, to rap and hip-hop and jazz—and then, on top of that, we have our amazing composer Brian Tyler, who brings in a giant orchestra like an old Hollywood movie.”

The Crazy Rich Asians: Original Motion Picture Score features the music of award-winning composer Brian Tyler, who composed a vibrant and varied score blending elements of old school big band jazz music with classic romantic string scores and traditional music from Asia.

“Jon and I wanted to really make a splash with this score in a way that touched upon the classic film style of the great romantic comedies of old Hollywood with the charisma and beauty of Asian culture,” explained Tyler.

“The idea of combining the spontaneity of jazz with the scope of classic orchestra was a dream. That kind of musicianship on hand combined with such a wide sonic palette enabled me to represent both the sophistication of the crazy rich characters in the film as well as the deep emotional resonance of the central love story,” continued the composer. “The jazz music provided a fun wild throwback tone and the strings brought the main themes to life in a way that articulates both the love and loss in relationships - familial and romantic. This movie makes you laugh and it makes you cry. I adore this film and Jon Chu’s brilliant direction and am so proud of what we made together. I was fortunate to be brought on board to bring this music to life.”

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