Mutant, in conjunction with Netflix, are proud to present the premiere physical release of Scot Stafford's score to the film, Ultraman: Rising Ultraman: Rising follows Ken Sato, an all-star athlete who reluctantly returns home to take on the mantle of Ultraman in the wake of rising monster attacks in Tokyo, discovering that his greatest challenge isn't fighting giant monsters: it's raising one. Stafford's score for Rising takes influence from the original Ultraman theme, while simultaneously ushering in a new era for the character and his fans. The soundtrack album features 48 tracks, including the Diplo and Oliver Tree title track "ULTRAMAN" and the Alicia Creti track "No Better", and a score that features an 80-piece orchestra recorded at London's AIR Studios, 8-bit sounds from a custom-hacked Commodore 64, Japanese percussion, and multiple tracks featuring modern guitar legend Tim Henson. "Ultraman: Rising is a multigenerational and multicultural story about family." says Stafford says of the album and his work. "That is reflected in the score, which I put all my heart into. There's a lot in there for both new fans of Ultraman, as well as fans of the classic Hollywood scores I grew up with." This limited edition physical release features original artwork by Yuko Shimizu, and is pressed on 2x 140 gram color vinyl, with all new liner notes by Drew Taylor.
