The song ends with El-P’s dire warning: “You want your money back, chase me.” Baby Driver is such an intense rollercoaster ride of action, cliffhangers and emotional tension, and absolutely every damn song - yes, you heard me - EVERY DAMN SONG in the incredibly diverse soundtrack has a purpose, a place in its respective scene, setting the pace and enhancing the tension however much it needs to be.
There’s not a single moment that’s filled with an orchestra it’s all been hand-picked, carefully selected in a way that allows the emotion and tone of each scene to be highlighted. “You ain’t gonna get your money jack/ I got the bag it ain’t comin’ back,” Big Boi warns in an ominous whisper before dropping his own nimble verse. The latter, Baby Driver, is a film that relies solely on the use of pre-established music for its soundtrack.
Mike and Big Boi make the scene in their own bad ride, burning the streets at night over the song’s bare-bones, old-school beat. He is, in a way, turning his life into a.
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Ansel Elgort Breaks Out With 'Baby Driver' and a Frank Ocean-Approved Singing Career: 'I'm… Baby Driver Volume 2: The Score For A Score is coming next month and will feature the actual, original music composed for the movie by Steven Brice, in addition to some previously unreleased songs. Talented getaway driver Baby (Ansel Elgort) relies on the beat of his personal soundtrack to be the best in the game. By soundtracking the heists and making remix out of what he hears, Baby is transforming an unsatisfactory reality by enlivening it and giving it meaning.
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