Inside the musical score of ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ 

The biggest reason why I love black panther is because of the music 🤧.

The underwater scene song!!! My gosh brings me chills!!

Don’t forget Ludwig worked on the mandalorian and also worked with a young Donald Glover. Ludwig is a 🐐

Still gives me friggin goosebumps! So uplifting!

Absolutely captured the Vibe of Wakanda and the Heart of African Regency.

Give his ass another Grammy bc damn he did great research

Baaba maal, goosebumps! There's no voice like his. I cried during the movie, I was moved and I danced in my seat during the movie. Being African I could recognize the different sounds and hence their origins. Thoroughly enjoyed the movie because if it. It felt like home!

This made me smile the entire time. Everyone plz do yourself a favor and plz see this movie and support the Soundtrack. #Wakanda4Ever

Ludwig is a living legend on the musical side of life. I am so happy that I covered the music part of the movie in my review of the movie on my YT channel. I almost stood up to dance in the theater when that Spanish song dropped, no lie😹. Then hearing all those African artists on the sounds, my heart was full! Thank you Ludwig❤

Being connected: such an exciting project to have been part of.

The score that sent me to heaven was the part Shuri dropped from the hollow roof of Mbaku as Black panther for the first time. That part was surreal...

Looking forward to the movie and the soundatrack. I like that they're using African musicians and instruments. The Rihanna single is a promising taste.

Gronassons score alone is worth the ticket.

The magnitude of this production is just…🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

All this work made a MASTERPIECE 🙏 THANK YOU SO MUCH TO THE WHOLE CAST AND CREW

The songs in this film are dope

Beautifully put together. Very original and soulful. You chose the right guy to put this together. Nailing the project .

Ludwig is a beast

Here comes another Oscar

So looking forward to this film! Also Baaba Maal is fantastic, saw him perform in London earlier this year.

So beautiful

That song was powerful and very well placed.

Wow...love the kora but don't know much about other African instruments...like the talking drum. Down to the dancing and singing, such beautiful display of culture

This was like Lion kings circle of life but the sequel we needed

Sssooo much love for this!!!

Ludwig is the new John Williams for me.

Snowy owie owiiiieee love to see it 🧡🧡

merci Baaba Maal❤❤❤❤

Wow

The music is epic and has a feeling of just ancient wisdom in the whole film. Ludwig deserves high praise and I hope this film gives him another award. I gotta say I hate that last part of “why there will never be another T’Challa.” Truly hope that’s not true. Respect to Boseman for putting his heart into it, but even his brother was against the idea of not recasting one day. He said that Chadwick did not have so much of an ego and that he would want T’Challa to live on past him and be that inspiration & representation. I hope one day that can be done, maybe in a multiverse event, we could get a view of a T’Challa and Storm story or something.

Ammarae is from Ghana..does a bit of alte cruise and afrobeats 5:38

All I can say, is thanks to all who hand picked with such respect music that represents Mesoamerica, a suffered region where customs and traditions are almost whipped in the forgotten box.

Wow.. Cool!

Great!

I love my culture 🙏✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️❤️

What is the instrumental soundtrack from 4:32 to 4:49 - Fire!

If Mana isnt on the soundtrack for the Namor movie I'm rioting Lol.

Macallaha ❤❤❤

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his music is like church for me

Wait I thought he's old? He's that young???????? Brilliant

6 seasons and a movie!!!😁

there will never be another chadwick #spoileralert but T'Challa lives

This is great... BUT... you're mostly discussing music from the first film. You completely ignore their creative development and research into Mesoamerican music instruments in Wakanda Forever. You ignored the new music in the new film, which is weird. Sigh.

Baba Maal les roi de Afrique

Isn’t this documentary kinda reliving the movie? White guy goes to Africa for their valuable assets?

Is Ryan’s accent real ? He seems like he’s trying to change his voice

That lift me up song sucks. Riri's voice is not up to task on that track. It's just boring.

#recasttchalla

Recast TCHALLA!!!

Rihanna song is the worst song on the album

They should have recasted

He went to Mexico to work with snow the product??? 😒 ok he wasted his time in Mexico

This film is going to be about mothers, sisters, friends and allies. A real testament of sisterhood. Can’t wait. 🥲