Star Wars made disco by Rick Rubin

Producer Rick Rubin music prepares an album based on versions and remixes of the soundtrack, sound effects and dialogues of the films Star Wars, reported the specializing Rolling Stone. The album, titled Star Wars Headspace, will be released on February 19 digitally and on 18 March in physical format, and includes contributions from figures of electronic music as Röyksopp, Flying Lotus or Bonobo, among many others. Also, the director of the Star Wars: The Awakening of force, JJ Abrams, is also involved in collaborating on the song album Jabba flow: Rick Rubin Re-Work (feat A-Trak.).

Rick Rubin is an influential US music producer known for his work with rap stars like The Beastie Boys and Public Enemy, and also with rock artists like Red Hot Chili Peppers or popular music legends like Johnny Cash. The different songs on the album include sounds and dialogues Wars, as the sounds of R2-D2 in the subject R2 Where RU, or mix the phrase of Princess Leia "Help me, Obi Wan Kenobi, you're my only hope" with dance music. Another song on the album recycles the famous Darth Vader sound when you breathe.

Star Wars Headspace "consists of fifteen tracks among which are C-3PO's plight, Force, R2 knows, Druid caravan of smoke, Star tripper or EWOK PUMPP. The album Rick Rubin comes after the relaunch of the series of science fiction its seventh episode, the Star Wars: the awakening of force, which since its release in December has raised more than 2,000 million dollars in box office worldwide.