For your ears only: How music brought the new James Bond game to life
The article details the creation of the musical score for the new James Bond video game, "007 First Light," by composers Alexis Smith and Joe Henderson, known as The Flight. It highlights their recording session with the London Chamber Orchestra at Abbey Road studios and their efforts to adapt the iconic Bond sound for the game.
Why it matters
This piece offers insight into the creative process behind major video game productions and the enduring cultural impact of the James Bond franchise, particularly its distinctive musical identity.
Share Save Add as preferred on Google Mark Savage Music correspondent IO Interactive The Flight - aka Alexis Smith (left) and Joe Henson - are the musicians behind the latest incarnation of James Bond (centre) "Save your lips, because they are a finite resource."
The article is a straightforward report on the making of a video game's soundtrack, focusing on the creative process and individuals involved.
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