Jun 9, 2005 • 1 min read

Steve Lawler remixes The Skeleton Key title track

DJ and producer Steve Lawler has remixed the title track for thriller film 'The Skeleton Key', which director Iain Softley asked him to create.

DJ and producer Steve Lawler has remixed the title track for a new thriller movie called 'The Skeleton Key', which is due for release next month. Lawler was approached by the film's British director, Iain Softley, who was a fan of his work, and asked to create something special based on the soundtrack of the film. Softley explains: "The music is always a very important element of a film and in 'The Skeleton Key', the music carries a secret coded message that lies at the centre of the film's mystery. I wanted an underground and modern equivalent of this message and it struck me that Steve would be able to take it and run with it. Which he has - the track compliments the film perfectly. It's dark, tribal and hypnotic."

Despite its haunting theme, Lawler says the track will still be one for the dancefloor. He told CMU: "You can really go to town with a soundtrack because they use the best quality sound - using pro-tools and DBX -and when you listen to it, it's full on and so much sharper. When I got the track, it was like in a hundred parts and you could hear all kinds of things - nails scraping down blackboards, screams and there's a chilling lost tribal chant going on. I've really gone to town on that! It was nice to get some big tribal drums out again!"

Press info on the track from Up PR.

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