This is what happens when all of Andor Season 1's title themes are played together...

After noticing that each theme for each episode was different, I wondered what would happen if I combined them all.

[@soakedbearrd]

It’s a wonderful metaphor of the rebellion. Always starting with a voice or catalyst, it grows in number and eventually turns into a symphony.

[@jerryku]

the manifesto mentions something like this too

[@mattshelton7423]

Also a cool representation of the individual branches of the rebellion and how when they come together it creates a symphony. Kinda beautiful, and just another reason to love Andor.

[@lazygamer7469]

6 episodes in and "so this is how the republic dies" lol We see it in the east indies, we see it in pre morlana, we will see it in spaceX

[@darkkothor]

Real revolutions are chaos though. Nobody knows what really happen, leaders of different movements try to make alliances with rivals and betray their allies to try to take control, people shift between despair and hope...

[@LordVader1094]

@@darkkothor You literally just described Andor's portrayal of rebellion.

[@mattshelton7423]

Love how all the intros come together to make one cohesive track, kinda like how the individual (rebel) groups will join up to create one cohesive rebellion.

[@Pooperz100]

SMBOLISM!!!!!!!!!

[@calebhopkins3346]

This was my preferred take too

[@TheArcher101]

Precisely

[@terminatorjkm2535]

very much in agreement as well

[@TheRealVordox]

"It's like poetry"

[@piggy2309]

This is just... Pure bliss. I've never been more invested in a star wars show.

[@person-vi6dm]

Agreed! Andor is one of them rare high quality television

[@RollingPapersEXE]

Honestly though this is the best Disney star wars show to come out

[@LordVader1094]

@@RollingPapersEXE Best Disney Star Wars PERIOD

[@jalen5147]

There not many to choose from lmao

[@orionoreo]

Agreed makes me start caring about the lore again..

[@dangermouse9348]

Yeah, I skipped through the intros until someone said they kept adding extra elements. Just goes to show the level of thought and care that went into this fantastic but underrated series.

[@ajb6359]

After hearing the 1st episode intro I knew never to skip the next ones

[@davedogg323]

Imagine skipping the intro

[@AceCmbatguy25]

@@ajb6359 agreed it's just too good each time

[@gaminggoose2329]

Skipping the intro still doesn’t skip the title card though

[@AulinaWho]

I watched the show all the way through and didn't realize they were doing different ones until the last episode

[@ryanmackdirector]

This is what I was expecting from all Star Wars property’s coming out of Disney. Attention to detail, and tying everything into the story. So glad this team finally gave us that. I hope they are hired to work on the next show.

[@eat_pray_porg8450]

Lucky for us, it's the same crew working on Season 2 (which started production in November 2022)!

[@CT-7567-]

This is what STAR WARS deserves.

[@Stingra87]

@@CT-7567- This is actually the Way.

[@Zlittlepenguin]

I think that’s exactly why this show got pretty low viewer counts. Because of all the shows they’ve released, nobody expected the highest quality one to be a spin off of a spin off.

[@franciscopozole]

Pretty sure Tony Gilroy won't be back for a good while. They whittled the show down from 5 to 2 seasons because he didn't want such a commitment to work on just star wars for years. He may have no interest in returning to the franchise as a director or show runner. Though I am sure he would contribute as a writer. That seems to be his bread and butter.

[@cookiecrispssmasher3000]

This is amazing! All intros of the 12 episodes mashed up sound very good, and it really shows the Andor series as a whole.

[@rain028]

sence?

[@Swimmmy_21]

Nicholas Britell has done a brilliant job on the music, and the fact that he made it so that all the themes can be played as one is genius

[@DiegoCarrillo3]

It's actaully really easy to do, you just have all of the themes fallow the same chord progression, but the *way* he did it is still genius imo.

[@samwallaceart288]

When in the finale with all the chaos, the music swells into a desperate incomplete precursor to the Star Wars main theme, I got actual chills. For the first time in my adult life I was actually invested in people punching stormtroopers again.

[@chicagobrs1992]

I’m so sad so much of the Star Wars fan base doesn’t seem to like this show, Andor is phenomenal

[@Tufts2003]

@@sound4117unfortunately the viewership data isn’t great. Love the show, best SW since original trilogy, I think I love it more than Mando. Just a masterclass of writing, acting, directing and showrunning.

[@claughlin]

Who?

[@Crilyte]

it's because of bricks and screws, or something, idk

[@ethannorton564]

Nobody watches it because Disney doesn't put it at the top of Disney plus even thought it's their best show yet and spits it in TV cause there surprised nobody is watching it

[@tanislater6845]

Yeah, though I think Disney did it to themselves They made so much bad Star Wars that a lot of people stopped caring, the only reason I knew that the people that knew about it and watched it liked it was because I'm obsessed with entertainment news

[@danrebolledo8385]

Cool, It seems like they may have just created different mix downs for each episode, this image would actually represent the complete tracks

[@noahthenarwhal3345]

You don’t say

[@sakaiccino]

Well..yes. Britell composed a different variation for each episode depending on the contents of each.

[@TheArcher101]

Sounds like the same tune being played by a load of instruments together - which was exactly what was happening at Maarva's funeral - coincidence?

[@Tony_Baloney_69420]

Probably

[@superraptor4547]

It's not a coincidence, pretty sure it's apart of the same song as what the band plays

[@snugglecity3500]

Thats just one of the tracks. Maarvas funerla theme was the opener for that eoisode.

[@Philipp3022]

what started with some individual musicans probing their instruments in the streets and coming together. just like rebel cells

[@pikarari]

what a stupid fucking comment

[@angelvids6024]

Such an incredibly underrated show. One of the best sci fi shows I have seen in many many years.

[@mr.doctorcaptain1124]

I think it had the issue of being released when most people were done with star wars. I quit during the mandalorian season 2 when the female jedi and the city leader had their duel and it was obvious they didn't practice the choreography for any length of time (other than maybe the day of the shoot). I was just done with star wars when this came out, and I think most people were.

[@angelvids6024]

@@mr.doctorcaptain1124 Yes I think you're right, I almost didn't watch Andor because I'd given up on SW. A friend insisted I give Andor a try, eventually did thankfully.

[@AllKnowingNick]

​@@mr.doctorcaptain1124 The fight with Ashoka?

[@quentin6893]

Even though Andor is recent, I am nostalgic of those wednesdays where I watched it with passi9n

[@leumas_razalas4427]

The worst part about this show is I can never watch it for the first time ever again.

[@okedoke1234]

Yeah quentin remember seeing Ep 10 for the first time!!??? Holy shit I just went crazy. Just so good. The best prison break ever on screen followed by incredible monologues - First Kino's impassioned speech firing up the prisoners - ONE WAY OUT! Followed, by the singular best ever monologue EVER in any streaming series - Luthen's description of the meaning of SACRIFICE......

[@andrewlass9866]

I never skipped the intro while watching this show, I like how it kept changing

[@sandtheintellectual]

I am at a loss for words. Undeniably epic.

[@marco8414]

Andor is THE pinnacle of Star Wars at the moment. Like the pacing or not, but the love and dedication put into the show is what has been needed for a very long time.

[@danranone]

Each arrangement is a theme with additive and subtractive layers/tracks per episode. Such great work to set the themes, mood, tone of both episode and series in such a selective, focused, and minimalistic way. Superb.

[@alivethroughfandomandspite3035]

I love that from an editor standpoint, as in i can combine these however I want if i want to make a fanvid, which I do. They're each available seperately in the episodes, which is *awesome* to me.

[@johnnyc.31]

Uhh… They are all additive. Nothing is subtractive here.

[@alivethroughfandomandspite3035]

@@johnnyc.31 As in you can add or subtract any from this version of it if you wish.

[@johnnyc.31]

@@alivethroughfandomandspite3035 Yes, I know how audio stems work. Subtractive is the wrong word, which would mean noise-cancelling. There are no “subtractive layers”. It’s just audio splits.

[@Keycil]

music 👍

[@techypriest7523]

I love how it starts out with a sort of militaristic marching tune, just one step after another, but it soon turns foreboding, as everyone comes to realize the empire's true nature. It suddenly grows into a roar of calls. Each with a different pitch, volume, and length- yet still singing the similar tune. But, eventually, all merge into one symphony of triumphing hope and uniform thought.

[@beastmode1915]

Low-key this should’ve been what they used for the final episode. Just a culmination of all these different symphonies coming together to produce something amazing

[@n_core]

Nah, gotta save it for the Season 2 when the true Rebellion movement starts to form.

[@ChocolateAsian9000]

What! I wondered if I was going crazy and why each intro sounded a little different than I remember

[@nieno9760]

You aren't going crazy, with each episode the intro is a bit different. They add more and more instruments the futher we go that fit the theme of the episode up to the last episode where we hear the beginning of the music played during Marva's funeral

[@julianrosado1592]

This show is a work of art and I genuinely don't get how anyone can think it's trash

[@lVideoWatcherl]

There's people who think the Disney Episode trilogy is good, so - it's most likely those people. They must have some kind of inverted art taste.

[@sentientmustache8360]

I think you either need to have the attention span of a fruit fly, or be an actual fascist to dislike this show

[@Rand0mN0rwegianGuy]

@@lVideoWatcherl Nah, I liked the Sequel trilogy overall (TFA = Very good; TLJ = Loved it; TROS = Meh but entertaining in a popcorn-movie kinda way? Lol). And I’ve thoroughly enjoyed Mando as well. However, Andor is already turning out to be my favourite Star Wars show ever, and maybe even up there amongst all of the movies as well. Masterpiece. But sorry - I guess me and my thoughts don’t really follow under your incredibly broad categorisation 🙃 It’s almost like all fans out there will have their own, unique opinions on different works of art, and aren’t all just apart of some big, singular hive mind lol 🤷🏼‍♂️ what a shocker! But hey what do I know, I guess! I’m probably just a “shill” or whatever 🧐

[@lVideoWatcherl]

@@Rand0mN0rwegianGuy The only explanation I can imagine for somebody like you is that you're not at all concerned with logical consistency. Even just watching Andor now should retroactively make you dislike the terrible Ep 8 (I cannot speak to 9, never watched it after the disaster of a movie Ep 8 was) _at least._ Ep 7 was merely unoriginal and unimaginative. Ep 8 was an actively horrendous movie sequel to an established franchise. If it were a standalone space film, it would be tolerable, but as a SW movie it fails entirely, even actively harms the canon. Therefore, if you _liked_ Ep 8, that just means that you don't give a damn for consistency at all - which you can do, of course. People can like badly constructed movies, I just wished they were honest about it.

[@bradleydelay]

​@@lVideoWatcherljust going to need to say other people are allowed to have their own opinions and standards. If you're going to accuse someone of lacking logical consistency for not disliking a thing you dislike, then you're forgetting the subjective nature of art. I don't like the sequel trilogy and like Andor, but this treatment makes me annoyed with the fandom as a whole. Stop trashing on others just because a precedent was set with the prequels. You are allowed to not like those movies but others are allowed to like them.

[@cald1421]

This show can revive Star Wars in a big way. I’m hoping it has more support than I think it does

[@tyg-eg2wt]

😢

[@okedoke1234]

Everything about this series is just so high quality . The acting is brilliant. By far and away best ever in SW. Luthen Rael is incredible character and Stellan is brilliant. The writing is the BEST. Light years better than any other SW streaming series. luthen’s monologue….Kino Loy’s emphatic rallying speech over the intercom…..Maarva’s call to rebellion. Everything done in this series is perfection. The score is amazing. I am moved to emotion more in this series than any other….

[@freeofavia]

well said 👍

[@MrMisanthrope84]

I was staggered by just how.... artful...this series was.

[@atharvalingote1531]

I thought that nothing could beat the chills of rebellion I had after hearing rue's mockingbird theme in hunger games, but then Andor proved me wrong.

[@legospaceskeleton]

This guy realised Andor’s true potential.

[@multicreativeartist6579]

Like everyone else when the sun finally rose but when it’s too late

[@Yabadabaaa]

@Chaloongis Except for the Obi Wan series.

[@Yabadabaaa]

@Chaloongis Ikr it was generic and seemed so uninspired :/

[@kaozspartan9289]

No it's not who cares about likes that much, deflate your ego

[@legospaceskeleton]

@@kaozspartan9289 Oh well, it’s not the most liked anymore, but I think it was at the time I wrote that. What exactly does this have to do with my ego? Is my disbelief at having so many likes on a comment when I haven’t before unwarranted?

[@anttikettunen8601]

Hell, even Andors intro has more thought put into it than the whole rey-series.

[@Torraim]

My parents didn’t like the show to begin with but I forced them to continue and by the end they were almost more invested than me lol.

[@skeptic_lemon]

It always felt like each intro was a part of something bigger...

[@kivimik]

And here I was expecting a cacophony of noise, like when others attempt to do the same for Doctor Who themes. Glad I was wrong, and I am both impressed with your editing skills, and in the theme's creators for writing the music the same way as how the rebellion was formed.

[@2023ritu]

Andor is one of the fewer Disney Star Wars series I liked

[@maxrebo8455]

I'm just grateful we’re getting a second and final season.

[@mylesjlee]

Andor more than exceeded my expectations. That theme is etched into my heart.

[@awheeler1456]

Each intro has a slightly different story to tell but all in the same book. Incredible.

[@AndrewPepperstone]

What a fantastic thing you have noticed! Truly John Williams level genius.

[@MichalKaczorowski]

The music in Andor is amazing.

[@r.c.c.10]

I've always enjoyed Britell's work although I don't think Andor has had a particularly great soundtrack.

[@vice2versa]

@@r.c.c.10 I think the Andor tracks are amazing. something about it feels really powerful. the music was actually the first thing I noticed about this series during the first 3 episodes.

[@PhilMasters]

Note that Nicholas Britell is also the same guy who summed up *Succession* in a two-minute theme.

[@elderoni]

What an underrated Star Wars series. Sad that most people only wants fights and light sabers on everything

[@GenikaXVI]

One of the best Shows ever made period, not even just talking about Star Wars...

[@derekconstantino7759]

Best live action starwars content since rots and its not close

[@adonailr9667]

Disjointed voices that when joined together create a powerful uproar, Beautiful.

[@jonl.1603]

This was unexpectedly powerful. As if a few voices grow from a murmur to a discordant roar and then into a unified rebellion; both full of anger yet full of hope. Ngl, that made me a little emotional. Nothing short of masterful!

[@jonl.1603]

@moomoocowsly. Your attribution of my feelings about this piece of music to being an American is wrong. I sympathize with the oppressed. In this case, the oppressed are the common folk under the empire. When their rights are taken away and those in charge do not want to listen to their grievances, they can only take so much before revolting. You may have a point in that someone from 300 years ago may more likely be sympathetic to their monarch. The question is why? In a word, ignorance. If they are not aware of the plight of others or of the monarch's oppressive acts, they cannot act upon it. Similarly, if they are taught that "other" people are less than human, then they can be conditioned to ignore the "other's" oppression. See Jews in WW2 Germany, Imperial Japan's treatment of other Asian ethnic groups, Uyghirs in China, Slavery, etc etc. We nowadays have the luxury of education and interconnection like no other time in history. We can choose to see the humanity and others and instantly see what others are going through with the power of telecommunications. Think of the Iranian protests, the mass imprisonment of the Uyghir people, the war crimes Russia is committing in Ukraine, Kosovo, the list goes on and on. A common person 300 years ago would have no idea those things were happening or maybe wouldn't care. Also, you completely ignore any other revolutions that may have taken place literally anywhere else in the world. See Russian revolution, Fall of Qing Dynasty in China, Islamic revolution in Iran, once again, the list goes on and on.

[@jonl.1603]

@scottalleman4564 Did you just accuse me of being an Uncle Tom because I complimented a piece of music? LOL buddy, that is some seriously misguided anger there. For the record, I'm just as frustrated with Disney's treatment of Star wars as anyone, but I will give credit where credit is due. Accusing others of being something they're not just makes you look bad. Not telling you what to do, but maybe consider redirecting that anger toward something more productive than attacking rando's on the internet or get some help with learning how to dealing with that anger in a healthier way.

[@Imperator_Prime]

@@moomoocowsly Well look at you, rollin' up in yo' shiny cotextmobile. 😋

[@freeofavia]

@@moomoocowsly I disagree. Monarchy...is bad. I know, radical, right? But I'm gonna have to side with Thomas Paine and all the less cool founding fathers on this one. Monarchy = Bad. Feudalism = Bad. Slavery and Slaves States = Bad. I really don't think I should have to explain that governments that allow the severe exploitation of their people are bad. Also, Revolution is just the natural process of correcting a state that has strayed too far from the will of the people. Yes, they are violent, but that violence should be blamed on the state, because it is the actions of the state, and the ruling class which that state represents, that create the necessity for revolution by regular people, who just need to be able to go to work and feed their families. Also, where do you get off calling yourself "The LORD"? Sounds like some serious blasphemy to me.

[@sentientmustache8360]

@@jonl.1603ok, what the fuck happened here?

[@menschoida]

Andor is the series that made me cry for the first time after 21 years of life. I was never that emotional when I watched movies or series. I am stunned. Til today. Can’t wait for season 2.

[@arragon5481]

You've given me another reason to love Andor

[@Tze52]

That's such a cool detail that I hope they keep for next season, and then everyone else will be like, "this theme song is pretty cool!"

[@juancabardo21]

Oh, it’s beautiful.

[@infectaphibian]

Set your stereo for single reactor ignition.

[@BarberJ95]

Me to Lucasfilm/Tony Gilroy: “Your work exceeds all expectations”.

[@Rafael_Peixoto]

Are we BLIND!? DEPLOY THE LOVE FOR THIS SERIES!

[@TimDaco]

These Themes are Incredible. This Show is Absolutely Incredible!!! The Acting, The Writing, The Music and The Character Arcs, Everything is just Brilliant!!! Not just One Of The Best Star Wars Shows, But Also One Of My Favorite Shows Of All Time!!! This Show is Perfection!!! I Can't Wait for Season 2!!!

[@BCreep234]

Andor was so phenomenal and I hope Disney know that otherwise we could end up with more bobf or the sequels. Also I’d like to keep the formula of 12 40 minute episodes instead of like 7 20 minute episodes.

[@tk-6967]

I hope that they stop putting Dave Filoni at the head of everything. I mean it is blitheringly obvious that in every Dis+ tv show apart from this that he had some creative role that fucked it up. I mean he even ruined protodekas in BOBF. Those things could take out entire platoons of clone troopers and yet they couldn't take out some emos and farmers in BOBF

[@AppleSaurus01]

The formula for Star Wars shows has always been really weird. The Mandalorian had 8 episodes, Boba had 7, Kenobi had 6, and this show has 12. It just seems like they can’t decide on what is best for these shows.

[@tk-6967]

@@AppleSaurus01 Due to the changing prices probably, and they have gotten different people for all of these shows aside from the fact that mando, BOBF and obi wan were all clearly influenced by dave filoni.

[@officialmonarchmusic]

@@tk-6967 Honestly, I think it was more Favreau and Rodriguez. Filoni is stretched so thin these days, he isn't quite as involved with the live action stuff as much as Favreau is, and Favreau is writing it as well. Rodriguez directed it, and he probably caused those problems to happen. It is similar to what he did in his other episodes. Arguably the best episode of BoBF is the one directed by Dav Filoni. I'm not saying he's perfect, but people need to stop using him as a scapegoat for everything.

[@tk-6967]

@Monarch Music but all of the issues with the shows are just reoccurring negative trends from clone wars and rebels. It is fairly clear as well. All of the shows have the same flaws with villains because excluding Maul, they are otherwise 1 dimensional, or at least more rounded than they should be in the case of rebels. TCW had grievous as a complete non threat, while dooku was purely horrid with 0 nuance. Rebels used very high-quality actors for the main villains, which is why the issue definitely doesn't stand out as much. The Grand Inquisitor isn't really that evil, Jason Isaacs makes him sound quite smug, and that is generally his defining trait. Vader is done well because James Earl Jones plays him and because Vader is genuinely like that portrayal. Thrawn is definitely done wrong, but since he is such a good character, he still ends up being great, especially since the majority of people agree that this voice suits him best, and Timothy Zahn himself actually agrees I think. The Emperor was not actually been handled well IMO, he goes from being void of emotion to cackling like crazy.

[@Apathesis0]

Y'all need to check out the 1975 Andor Intro. Brilliant take on the theme.

[@hippocleides7105]

Before there was hope in the Galaxy... there was... ANDOR!

[@HelloKolla]

​@@hippocleides7105 ding ding DING

[@VidDuality]

Omg, this is so cool! It's both beautiful and haunting that the intro is also a funeral march... and I love how each opener is a small part of the overall theme. This show really went ALL out.

[@jackdyer8505]

That 39 seconds was better than 8 hours of the Acolyte. Thank you Jamie.

[@mewtwo.150]

My favorite are: Ep 1 - Cuz Sci-fi sound Ep 4 - The energy it has Ep 10 - The beautiful Melody of Kleia's theme

[@limmohii]

I'd say mine are: Ep 2 - The violins sound really nice. Ep 6 - The piano was a really nice addition and gave an eerie vibe to it. Ep 9 - The fast paced sci-fi tone was epic. Ep 10 - My reason is similar to yours. Ep 12 - It was just epic.

[@saragolightly]

"That's what a reckoning sounds like." - Maarva

[@voodoodolll]

Haven't even seen Andor but this gave me goosebumps. Getting a tiny bit of Halo vibes but that's probably just me. The feeling of elation is incredible.

[@Loreboar0]

I got the Halo vibes too! Both have such emotional epic music

[@jonbaxter2254]

I would literally fight for this show if it asked me to.

[@danibobstudios]

wow, this is actually so amaing I have goosenbumps

[@winter_chills]

how did i not realize this???? this is INSANE. this show gets more and more genius each day.

[@pawelreg]

I love Nemik Manifest... it somehow reminds me of V for Vendetta monologues..

[@moonshapedabsolution]

Sounds like the band in the last episode

[@Truedoogie]

That is the most distinct layer which is why you hear it. It adds a ton to the overall sound.

[@mattshelton7423]

That’s because it is, it’s part of Maarva’s funeral procession music, iirc

[@cookiecrispssmasher3000]

I wonder what season 2 combined will be like.

[@Spacecomedian]

Each intro is it’s own little piece of the rebellion and when combined all together its a transcending and powerful force

[@The_Admiral5]

Nicholas Britell definitely composed the episode title tracks to be parts to a whole piece! It's just like the Rebellion, one person starts the fight for freedom and others join the cause creating a chorus of rebels ready to fight the Empire! I love it! Good job compiling them together!

[@holysecret2]

Wow, great analogy

[@chrisjoosten9819]

The amount of discussions, meetings, more discussions, collaborating, meetings, respectful disagreements, planning, rewriting to adjust, meeting, discussions (lol) that went on behind the scenes here is nothing short of amazing. Its understandable how Tony Gilroy visibly exhaled when asked if he was ready to do it all again. And were all very very thankful.

[@kevinbazarek]

Dorian is the perfect mode to encapsulate the theme. Heroic comes to mind, hopeful even

[@ericwright8592]

It'd be cool to hear the overlap of each of the four 3-episode arcs. The heist, the prison break, etc

[@kirby7294]

This opening for has more effort and thought put into it than BOBF or Kenobi combined. Edit: Adding Ahsoka and Mando to that list

[@embott1]

Freakin’ brilliant. You don’t notice the individual moans and drones of malaise, disease, disgust, defeat. Like the invisible rebel doing his or her little bit to be a thorn, collectively, all movements and actions taken as a call to arms can be folded together as a single voice of rebellion.

[@missinghockeydata]

The music and sounds in this series were a character of their own.

[@CT-7567-]

Alone we stand no chance, But together, in unison, we are strong, and the empire will fall

[@TheBenperri]

The type of Star Wars we all deserve!!!🎉❤🎉❤

[@MCLegoboy]

I love hearing the marching band's atonal rendition among all the professionals.

[@IshaanGupta00]

I got chills, man. Great work amalgamating the title themes!

[@Justguro]

This is the best starwars show to ever exist, I love it so fkn much

[@zeke_squareroot]

It sounds great all together. Each episode (and intro) are a piece of the much larger story

[@sithsaiyan4529]

I just learned about this from EFAP! What the Hel! I’m almost in tears at how amazing this show became compared to all the crap we’ve been getting. This will be looped tomorrow.

[@finleyroberts5070]

I swear this is meant to be a code and you’ve cracked it alright

[@mackit]

Oh my god, this gave me chills!

[@helohel5915]

The music is about Cassians journey, the rebellion, the Empires reaction and even Martha's arc. This show does too many things right to be star wars...

[@ashlings.coddington3876]

THE CHORD PROGRESSION ITCHES THE BRAIN SO GOOD EVERYTHING SOUNDS SO FULL

[@rileymcginleh1764]

Good God, this is just incredible, what a show. One of the greatest shows of all time, and with rogue one to top it off? God 🧘‍♀️ I feel so lucky to be alive to see this masterpiece play out, can't wait for season 2

[@Luna-cn4pj]

Andor is beautiful

[@mcmemesbasement4455]

Each intro gave a piece to this music just like piecing together the rebellion. On its own it is weak but together is a force to be reckoned with

[@TheHololo1234]

The season is over and I'm still so surprised with it 😍

[@crietonfightin899]

This is why I fucking watch Star Wars. This is why I’ve been a lifetime fan. I LOVE this shit. Star Wars is back baby and I LOVE it!

[@lieutenantwolf5437]

No way they didn’t do this on purpose the people on the show had to of deliberately done this it’s just to perfect

[@SorchaSublime]

This should have been the credits music for episode 12

[@crimsonghoul8983]

We still have a Season 2.

[@ingridsommer2232]

After the first few episodes, I wasn't interested in the show, but I became very invested later on. I wish season 2 were out already 😍

[@sebastianschmidt3869]

Yeah...I paused after the first two. But knowing that it would become better I continued. Such a mature and serious storytelling. Can't believe this is the same franchise that brought us Ewoks and Jar Jar. ;-)

[@BesugoTheFirst]

The only way I can describe how this sounds is “a light in the darkness.” I hope that makes sense.

[@shaneblack8766]

It reminds of the way the mom got under the soldiers skin. The way she just starts talking, and soon you can FEEL the intensity of the situation.

[@ChristopherMarshburn]

So much power in 6 notes.

[@btzteilnehmer]

it breaks my heart. this is the best piece of star wars since empire strikes back and yet no one is really watching it...

[@nocommentarygaming546]

Each episode the theme builds up, just like how they are telling the story of rebellion - from roots and seeds up to what we see in the films like Rogue One, as a full blown alliance. On a different note, anyone else love Stellan Skarsgård’s monologue too?

[@CarterElkins]

Wow... that was not what I was expecting this to sound like lol. Props to Mr. Britell, that's amazing.

[@LEGENDCITYest1963]

Each show has a piece of the theme that when combined forms a full theme just like each episode has a piece that will lead to the rebellion

[@GeneralConobi]

I always skipped the recaps and the Star Wars intro. But this.. this part I couldn't miss.

[@JensonTheHuman]

It’s amazing how they do it so some one comes up with this idea and it sounds GREAT i loved Andor, can’t wait for season 2!🤓

[@Bdubsky]

This is the sort of thing that Obi-Wan and BOBF are missing. Going above and beyond to make the best quality show. Production members that work with passion. That is what is and should be required from everyone in order to work on a star wars project

[@palletlover8519]

Individual simple melodies turn into a symphony when they come together, just like the rebellion.

[@phintonpickleberg8917]

some of the best starwars content ever made

[@theoriginalcows1357]

Nicolas brittel is just that badass

[@Baldur1005]

Andor is masterpiece. I never thought Star Wars can be this good

[@gst-mr7gs]

??

[@samwallaceart288]

Between this and _Succession,_ Nicolas Brittel is lowkey my favorite active composer. Nicholas was one of the first people brought on to the project to give this take on the galaxy a proper soundscape. _Huge_ upgrade over Michael Giacchino's _Rogue One_ score. While that felt like a _Star Wars Lite_ homage; this show has an authentic "this isn't what you're used to because this is the back alley that normally gets skipped over" energy that rather than trying to repeat the OG instead fills it out from underneath.

Love the distopic tone of this series. Really make you feel the empire.