Underworld's Rick Smith confirmed they are working on the music for the new movie with Danny Boyle, so it will definitely feature more than Born Slippy. In fact I'd be suprised if Born Slippy were only used for the trailer and doesn't appear in the movie given Underworld have so many better tracks and that one has an iconic relationship with the first movie.
Here's what was posted on Underworld's site last night:
“I’ve often said that when Danny Boyle asks you to get involved in something, you don’t say no. You choose yes. Now it’s twenty years on and the whole family is back on the train… what an amazing journey it’s been.” (r)
Rick’s relationship with Danny Boyle started in 1996 when two Underworld tracks were used in the screen version of Irvine Welsh’s Trainspotting. Underworld’s tracks continued to appear in Boyle’s films with the band scoring his film Sunshine and the National Theatre production of Frankenstein. Boyle engaged Rick as Musical Director for the London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony, and shortly afterwards he created the score for Boyle’s trippy heist movie Trance.
This year they are back working together, along with the original team on the hugely anticipated sequel to Trainspotting, T2 Trainspotting, which is released on 27th January 2017.
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Przeciwdeszczowy
8 years ago
Fantastic news. That scene in Trainspotting with Born Slippy would not have been the same with any other song.
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