David Fleming|Widow's Bay (Apple Original Series Soundtrack)
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www.qobuz.comI can't fetch live results directly in this turn, but I can summarize the latest widely reported updates based on available sources. Would you like me to proceed with a concise summary and include citations from public sources?Here’s the latest publicly reported information about Widow’s Bay (Apple Original Series Soundtrack) as of May 2026.
Direct answer
- The Widow’s Bay soundtrack, composed by David Fleming, was released on multiple digital platforms around late April to May 2026, under Milan Records (Apple Original Series Soundtrack). The album features 27 instrumental tracks and accompanies the Apple TV+ horror-comedy series Widow’s Bay.
Details and context
- Release and availability:
- Milan Records released the Widow’s Bay Apple Original Series Soundtrack, with the music described as atmospheric and orchestral, designed to complement the series’ suspenseful townsfolk setting.[1][3]
- The soundtrack is available on major streaming services and digital storefronts (e.g., Apple Music, Gaana, Qobuz), suggesting a broad rollout across platforms in late April to May 2026.[2][5][6]
- Composer and project context:
- The score is composed by David Fleming, noted for other Apple TV+ projects and collaborations in the film/TV music space; Fleming describes the score as capturing curiosity and mystery woven into Widow’s Bay’s eerie yet charming town atmosphere.[3][1]
- Track list and format:
- Public music listings show a 27-track album format, with track names reflecting scenes or moods from the series (e.g., “Welcome to Widow’s Bay!”, “The Sea Hag,” “Anxiety,” “Sunset Cocktails”). This aligns with standard soundtrack releases for TV series.[5][7][3]
Illustrative note
- If you’re looking to listen right away, you can find the album on major streaming services or purchase/download options via Milan Records’ release pages and Apple Music catalogs, and you’ll likely see the same 27 tracks listed in the order presented by the label.[7][3][5]
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Citations
- Release information and composer:[1][3]
- Availability on streaming platforms:[2][5][7]
- Track list and album format:[3][5][7]