Hi folks, welcome along to another episode of Soundtracking with me, Edith Bowman, and we're dropping by outside our usual time of a Monday to bring you an extra episode.

That's because our latest guest on Soundtracking is the delightful Lee Isaac Chung, who joins us to discuss his magnificent summer blockbuster Twisters.

It's kind of a sequel to the 1996 film.

It stars Daisy Edgar Jones as a former storm chaser

drawn back to the wide open plains of Oklahoma

as multiple weather systems dangerously converge.

The cast on this is absolutely brilliant

and one of the things it does pull through

from the original film is a piece and one of the things it does pull through from the

original film is a piece of technology

by the name of Dorothy.

Those film fans of the first film will recognise what I'm talking about.

Twisters is scored by Benjamin Walfish

but also features plenty of great country music

including Stronger Than a Storm by Dylan Gusson.

Will you look just like an angel who walks on heaven's floors and I hear your words deeper than I've ever heard before.

Your green eyes calling me back home.

You look just like an angel who walks on heaven's floors.

Yeah. like an angel who walks on heaven's floors. And well, I swear you're in the sunrise.

I swear you're in the moon.

I've seen a sky full of stars,

and I swear you're in those two.

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