James Blake and Travis Scott's Collab for 'The Odyssey' End Credits Song "When I'm Home" Surfaces Online
The star-studded track features production by Ludwig Göransson and co-writing from Christopher Nolan.
Summary
Ludwig Göransson has officially released the original soundtrack for Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated film adaptation of 'The Odyssey'
The movie's soundtrack closes with a powerhouse collaboration titled "When I'm Home" featuring James Blake and Travis Scott
Travis Scott pulls double duty for the cinematic project by also appearing on-screen as a bard within the movie
Ludwig Göransson and Christopher Nolan have officially released their standout end credits theme, “When I’m Home,” featuring James Blake and Travis Scott. Dropping in tandem with the theatrical debut of Nolan’s cinematic epic, The Odyssey, the high-profile track serves as the grand finale to the movie’s original soundtrack.
The track marks a monumental creative link-up, combining Blake’s signature soulful harmonies with Scott’s distinct, hallucinatory verses. Co-written by director Christopher Nolan himself, “When I’m Home” delivers an atmospheric blend of experimental production and mythic storytelling that perfectly encapsulates the grand scale of the film.
Scott’s involvement in the mythological epic extends well beyond his musical contributions. The artist also makes a physical appearance in the film, playing a bard at the start of the movie and briefly reprising the role later on. While “When I’m Home” stands out as the soundtrack’s only song featuring outside musicians, the original soundtrack also includes a track titled “Circe,” which features Samantha Morton performing in character as the iconic witch goddess.
