Pop superstar Camila Cabello and Academy Award-winning composer Hans Zimmer have written and recorded an original song for the Frozen Planet II trailer, narrated by Sir David Attenborough.
His soundtrack, titled Take Me Back Home, “captures the fragility of these magical realms as their very future hangs in the balance.” said the executive producer of Frozen Planet II.
It is also the first time new songs have been written to support BBC One’s Natural History series.
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German composer Hans Zimmer (BBC/PA)
The 25-year-old Havana singer said, “Combining my passion for the planet we live in with my music is a dream come true. Never mind working with the legendary Hans Zimmer.” please give me.
“Frozen Planet II is amazing and Sir David’s narration is very powerful for those of us trying to save these incredible ecosystems from global warming.
“Thank you for lending your voice to such an inspiring series.”
Cabello’s vocals, backed by Zimmer’s orchestration, can be heard in an extended trailer featuring wolves hunting bison in vast snowfields, killer whales stalking their prey, and a rarely seen Siberian tiger swimming in white snow, according to the BBC. be able to.
Dune and Top Gun: Maverick composer Zimmer said:
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Sir David Attenborough (Alex Board/PA)
“The Bleeding Fingers team (musical collaborators) and I are extremely honored to have been given the opportunity to acquire such a pioneering and important natural history landmark as Frozen Planet II.”
A sequel to 2011’s groundbreaking series, Frozen Planet II is a “six-episode journey through Earth’s magical icy lands, including the Arctic and Antarctic,” says the BBC. .
The soundtrack will make its global debut on Breakfast with Greg James on BBC Radio 1 on August 26th, with the premiere trailer at noon.
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Frozen Planet II Executive Producer Mark Brownlow said:
“But today it faces an even greater challenge: climate change. Hans and Camilla’s inspiring originals capture the fragility of the magical realm at a time when their future is in jeopardy.” .”
The series will soon be available on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
