The BBC Three’s supernatural soap opera, BEING HUMAN, concerns a werewolf, vampire and ghost living together, sort of like a cross between TWILIGHT and THREE’S COMPANY. And Silva Screen Records is set to release a soundtrack this month, comprised of BAFTA nominated music composed by Richard Wells, who also did the score for ONG-BAK.

The disc is made up of a selection of songs from the first two seasons of the show. The soundtrack contains all the major themes of the first two seasons and the best selections from over five hours of music.

Toby Whithouse, writer and creator of BEING HUMAN, comments: “Richard doesn’t 
just compose a good soundtrack. These are haunting and beautiful pieces of 
music in their own right.”



"All the important themes had to be on the album,” says Wells. ”But apart 
from those there was nearly five hours of original music, so it took a long 
time to work out what to include and what to leave out, while keeping it 
true to BEING HUMAN. Ultimately it’s for the fans, so it was well worth 
spending the time, trying to get it right.”

The well-received BEING HUMAN kicked off its third series earlier this year, and also airs in the U.S. on BBC America. Then, of course, there’s the American remake that airs on the Syfy Channel.

The soundtrack comes out on July 26 in the U.S.

Here’s the tracklisting:


Being Human


Ancestors


Annie’s Theme


A Wonderful Thing


Box Tunnel Massacre


Gilbert’s Door


Resurrection


Spread A Little Joy


Best Night Ever


It’s Coming


Leaving


Molly


Beautiful Chaos


Blood Addicts


Someone Else


Catacombs


Lucky


A Second Chance


Vampire Annihilation


Who’s Laughing Now?


Holding On


Annie’s Door


Nina And George


Full Moon

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