One of the standout elements of the first season Industry, the HBO drama that documents the high-pressure working environment and pressure-releasing hedonism experienced by a batch of graduates seeking to make their way at London investment bank Pierpoint & Co, was the atmospheric synth soundtrack provided by Canadian electronic music producer Nathan Micay.<\/p>\n
Unsurprisingly, Micay was asked back for season two - currently airing on HBO in the US and coming soon to BBC2 in the UK - and hes been telling The Daily Beast how the score has evolved to mirror the development of the characters.<\/p>\n
This season, we really had the ability and the confidence to push it, Micay explains. Theres a lot of faster synth arpeggios, if thats even possible, and a lot more bold sound choices.<\/p>\n
Micay also revealed that, in contrast to the first season, he didnt shy away from sort of cinematic drums, having cultivated a closer working relationship with showrunners Konrad Kay and Mickey Down.<\/p>\n
Following the success of his first Industry score, Micay has written music for a number of other shows, and seems set to work on more in the future. The way we work in the scoring stuff is exactly how I work with my own albums. And it just makes me so happy, he says.<\/p>\n
The Industry season 2 score is set for release on streaming services and vinyl soon.<\/p>\n
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