Sixteen tracks for the ground-up remake of the original Mafia — every title written in period-appropriate 1930s gangster slang. "What's the Rumpus" (what's going on), "An Easy Few Clams" (easy money), "That Don't Square" (that doesn't add up).
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The language itself becomes part of the score's identity. "As Good a Place as Any to Start" opens Tommy Angelo's story. "Sarah" scores the romance that gives Tommy something worth protecting. "Who Runs This Town" and "Our Business Has Rules" establish the power dynamics.
"One Twitch Away" captures the constant threat of violence. "Listen and Listen Good" commands attention. "Lost Heaven Smile" names the fictional city with bittersweet warmth. "The Third Eye" and "Halfway to Hawaii" add mystery and aspiration.
"Under New Stars" closes with the possibility of a fresh start — though anyone who's played the original knows how Tommy's story really ends. Sixteen tracks of orchestral noir that honor the 2002 original while giving the remake its own refined voice.