What makes Shy People – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by Tangerine Dream notable?

'Shy People' is significant as it reflects Tangerine Dream's successful transition into film scoring during the 1980s, contributing to the growing trend of electronic music in cinema. The soundtrack helped to solidify their reputation within the film industry, although it did not achieve notable commercial success or chart impact. By 1988, Tangerine Dream was already an established name in electronic music, having released their breakthrough album 'Phaedra' in 1974. 'Shy People' marked their continued exploration of film scoring, following works like 'Thief' and 'Logan's Run', showcasing their ability to create atmospheric soundtracks for cinematic narratives.

Who is Shy People – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack for?

Shy People – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack works well if you're into wave-like ebb and flow, haunting soundscapes for reflection and dynamic exploration of themes.

How many songs are on Shy People – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack?

Shy People – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack has 9 tracks, running approximately 36 minutes.

Shy People – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Tangerine Dream · 1988

36 min · 9 tracks · electronic · Krautrock

A haunting blend of electronic soundscapes that evokes the delicate interplay of light and shadow.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

wave-like ebb and flow
haunting soundscapes for reflection
dynamic exploration of themes
immersive listening in solitude

Maybe skip if you want

prefer fast-paced tracks
seek immediate gratification

Where this album fits

Career context: By 1988, Tangerine Dream was already an established name in electronic music, having released their breakthrough album 'Phaedra' in 1974. 'Shy People' marked their continued exploration of film scoring, following works like 'Thief' and 'Logan's Run', showcasing their ability to create atmospheric soundtracks for cinematic narratives.
Stylistic neighbors: Klaus Schulze· Jean-Michel Jarre· Vangelis