Most of the films at Pixar we've embraced the classic Hollywood large orchestral scores on this film.

There was something about the story and the feeling of this place that demanded something else.

That jazz itself is almost like another character in the film.

Theme music is just amazing, and they have Baptiste at the Hound.

Great jazz musician Jon Batiste did a phenomenal job writing all the jazz music that you hear in the film and the animators animated to his finger movements.

This'll music requires a certain physicality.

It's like he's It's like he's singing E got the Gig e.

But in contrast to the New York Jazz, we wanted the music in the soul world to feel very ethereal and bringing on Trent.

Resident Atticus Ross was so exciting.

We're in this new world that no one has ever seen before.

E we've had to think about what these otherworldly planes were gonna sound like, What kind of instruments on what role music's gonna play and what those planes they're gonna feel like.

Uh huh.

Don't worry.

You can't crush a soul here.

That's what life on Earth is for.

Between Trenton, Atticus and Jon Batiste.

We got to explore a lot in this film and really take people the places that air beyond out of this world.

Literally.

Life is full of possibilities.

You just need to know where to look.

The ability to amplify the way someone experiences something emotionally is really why we do this.

Don't miss out on the joys of life.

Music has the ability to become transcendent because of the power and the resilience of the human soul.

Get ready.

Your life is about to start E O.