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Peaky Blinders Movie: Nick Cave's Raw Theme Song

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The Peaky Blinders movie, The Immortal Man, is now on Netflix, featuring Cillian Murphy as Tommy Shelby and new tracks from Nick Cave, Amy Taylor, Lankum, and Fontaines D.C. Murphy and Chatten reveal why they delayed the theme song, aiming for a raw, weathered sound to match Tommys state. The soundtrack offers five new songs, and Chatten curated a playlist to capture the shows essence. The film provides a fitting, gritty finale for longtime viewers.

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Peaky Blinders Movie: Nick Cave's Raw Theme Song

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It's March 23rd. This is Music News today, AI-powered stories shaping the sound. The Peaky Blinders movie, The Immortal Man, just dropped on Netflix, bringing back Silly and Murphy, as Tommy Shelby, alongside stars like Rebecca, Ferguson and Barry Kielgen. A big highlight is Nick Cave's fresh take on his 1994 track, Red Right Hand, the original series theme. Earlier this month, the soundtrack launched with five brand new songs Taylor for the film, featuring artists like Amy Taylor from Amil and the Sniffers, Lankam and members of Fontaine's DC, including Gry and Chatton. Murphy and Chatton shared why they held off on the theme song until later in the movie. They wanted Cave to deliver it now, in his later years for that raw, weathered sound that mirrors Tommy's battered state after riding through the mud. Chatton noted how fans have followed the show for years, and they aim to craft music that feels true to the Peaky World. He even put together a playlist last month, which tracks from Black Sabbath and Leonard

Cohen to capture its essence. This somber spin-off wraps up the saga with Salah Closure, giving longtime viewers a fitting, mighty finale that honors the roots.

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