Shrek Forever After

Dive into the whimsical world of Far Far Away with Harry Gregson-Williams' enchanting score for "Shrek Forever After." Released on May 25, 2010, via Varese Sarabande, this soundtrack captures the spirit of the fourth installment in the beloved Shrek franchise. Comprising 16 tracks over 42 minutes, the album is a delightful journey through the film's enchanting narrative, where Shrek, voiced by Mike Myers, finds himself in a world where he never existed.

The score opens with "Once (More) Upon A Time," setting the stage for the adventures that unfold. Harry Gregson-Williams masterfully weaves a tapestry of sounds that accompany Shrek's quest to recapture his ogre identity and his encounter with the cunning Rumpelstiltskin, voiced by Walt Dohrn. From the playful "Same Day, Every Day" to the dramatic "Rumpel's Defeat," each track is a testament to Gregson-Williams' ability to evoke the film's unique charm and humor.

The album features a blend of orchestral and contemporary elements, creating a rich and dynamic soundscape. Whether you're a fan of the Shrek series or a lover of film scores, "Shrek Forever After" is a captivating listen that brings the magic of the movie to life. The recording sessions at the iconic Abbey Road Studios add an extra layer of authenticity and quality to this delightful score.