There are so many details about Star Wars that I like, and most of them aren’t movies. But music is definitely one of the few key elements that allows such a special connection with movies. The great master John Williams; the great soundtracks are in the shower, on the walk, at the computer, in short, everywhere.
Along with Disney+, we’ve had another great news as the Star Wars series continues to be a joy. The music for the long-awaited Obi-Wan Kenobi series will be performed by John Williams himself. Well, one of history’s greatest Jedi masters would be no better than John Williams. So far, every story from the show makes both the story and the atmosphere even more epic.
We first saw Obi-Wan in the 1977 film A New Hope, which was released as straight Star Wars and later became the fourth episode. The series will also begin airing on May 25, the film’s first release date, in the 45th year of A New Hope. I mean, even the release date is going to give you goosebumps. Darth Vader’s comeback, Kenobi’s tragic life, may 25th; we have a lot of reason to wait.
