Creator / Milan Records

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Milan Records is a record label sepcialising in soundtrack albums. Despite being named after an Italian city, this Los Angeles-based label was started by Frenchman Emmanuel Chamboredon in 1978. Acquired by Sony in 2019.

Among their titles with pages on this site:

Film Soundtracks

• 6 Underground (Lorne Balfe)
• The Adam Project (Rob Simonsen)
• AKIRA (Geinoh Yamashirogumi) ^note  Outside Japan under license from Victor Entertainment
• Alita: Battle Angel (Tom Holkenborg)
• Alpha Dog (various artists/Aaron Zigman)
• Annette (Sparks)
• Arabian Knight (Robert Folk)
• Ararat (Mychael Danna)
• Army of Thieves (Hans Zimmer and Steve Mazzaro)
• Astérix Aux Jeux Olympiques (Frédéric Talgorn)
• Bad Times at the El Royale (Michael Giacchino)
• Backdraft (Hans Zimmer)
• The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (Carter Burwell)
• Barcelona (Mark Suozzo)
• The Beautician and the Beast (Cliff Eidelman)
• Beavis and Butt-Head Do America (John Frizzell) later expanded by La-La Land Records.
• Belle (2021) (Various artists/Yuta Bandoh, Ludvig Forssell and Taisei Iwasaki)
• Benny & Joon (Rachel Portman)
• Billy Bathgate (Mark Isham)
• Body of Evidence (Graeme Revell) "The Passion Theme" from Canadian smooth jazz saxophonist Warren Hill became a #1 hit on the Billboard New Adult Contemporary Chart.
• Bolero (Peter Bernstein) Later expanded by Prometheus.
• The Brady Bunch Movie (Various artists)
• Brazil (Michael Kamen)
• Broken Arrow (1996) (Hans Zimmer) Later expanded by La-La Land Records.
• The Brothers Grimm (Dario Marianelli)
• The Browning Version (Mark Isham) The 1994 version.
• Challengers (2024) (Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross)
• Child's Play (1988) (Joe Renzetti) Later expanded by La-La Land Records.
• Clear and Present Danger (James Horner) Later expanded by Intrada, AND La-La Land Records.
• City of God (Antônio Pinto & Ed Côrtes)
• Coffee and Cigarettes (various artists)
• Cop Land (Howard Shore)
• Copycat (Christopher Young)
• Dead Poets Society/The Year of Living Dangerously (Maurice Jarre)
• Deadpool (2016) (Junkie XL)
• The Dead Zone (Michael Kamen)
• The Delta Force/King Solomon's Mines (Alan Silvestri/Jerry Goldsmith) This pairing of soundtracks for movies from The Cannon Group in their CD debuts (for this coupling, "The Rescue" is omitted from the former and "The Ritual" is missing from the latter.
• Diva (Vladimir Cosma)
• Double Dragon (1994) (various artists/Jay Ferguson)
• Enola Holmes (Daniel Pemberton)
• Enola Holmes 2 (Daniel Pemberton)
• Escape from L.A. (Shirley Walker & John Carpenter) Later expanded by La-La Land Records.
• EuroTrip (various artists)
• The Fabelmans^note with Sony Classical (John Williams)
• A Fantastic Woman (Matthew Herbert)
• A Fish Called Wanda (John Du Prez) Later expanded by Music Box Records
• Flags of Our Fathers (Clint Eastwood)
• Four Days in September (Stewart Copeland)
• Fluke (Carlo Sillotto)
• The General's Daughter (Carter Burwell)
• Gettysburg (Randy Edelman)
  • Followed by More Songs And Music From Gettysburg and by...
  • Gettysburg: 5th Anniversary Collection a 2-CD expansion of Edelman's music.
• Ghost (1990) (Maurice Jarre)
  • their expansion includes an interview with Maurice Jarre, along with more score cues.
• A Ghost Story (Daniel Hart)
• Grand Canyon (James Newton Howard) Later expanded by La-La Land Records.
• The Great Wall (Ramin Djawadi)
• The Green Knight (Daniel Hart)
• Hard Rain (Christopher Young) Later expanded by La-La Land Records.
• Hana-bi (Joe Hisaishi)
• her (2013) (Arcade Fire & Owen Pallett)
• Hereditary (Colin Stetson)
• Holy Smoke! (various artists/Angelo Badalamenti)
• I ♡ Huckabees (Jon Brion)
• Infinity Pool (Tim Hecker)
• The Inner Circle (Eduard Artemyev)
• The Island (2005) (Steve Jablonsky)
• The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996) (Gary Chang)
• Jean de Florette/Manon des Sources (Jean-Claude Petit) (also released separately).
• John Carpenter's Vampires (John Carpenter)
• The Jungle Book (1994) (Basil Poledouris) - The international edition contains Kenny Loggins' song.
• The Killing of a Sacred Deer (various artists)
• Knight Moves (Anne Dudley)
• Kiss of Death The Remake (Trevor Jones)
• Kiss the Girls (Mark Isham) Later expanded by LaLa...— Wait, I mean Quartet Records, with Carter Burwell's rejected score included.
• Knight Moves (Anne Dudley)
• Kuffs (Harold Faltermeyer)
• Larger than Life (Miles Goodman)
• Les rivières pourpres 2 - Les Anges De L'Apocalypse (Colin Towns)
• Les Trois Mousquetaires: D'Artagnan (Guillaume Roussel)
• Lolita (Ennio Morricone) - the 1997 version. Later expanded by Music Box Records.
• The Longest Ride (Mark Isham)
• The Lost Daughter (Dickon Hinchliffe)
• Luck (2022) (John Debney)
• The Man in the Iron Mask (Nick Glennie-Smith)
• March of the Penguins - Milan released both Emelie Simon's music for the original French version and Alex Wurman's Foreign Rescore.
• Match Point (various artists)
• Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence (Ryuichi Sakamoto) - has handled reissues outside of Japan since 1994
• Mickey Blue Eyes (various artists/Basil Poledouris)
• Midsommar (Bobby Krlic)
• Monsoon Wedding (Mychael Danna)
• Most Wanted (Paul Buckmaster)
• Mulholland Dr. (various artists/Angelo Badalamenti)
• My Beautiful Laundrette (Stanley Myers) - sharing an album with some of his music from Wish You Were Here (1987) and Sammy And Rosie Get Laid
• Mystery Train (various artists/John Lurie)
• Naked Lunch (Howard Shore)
• Nick of Time (Arthur B. Rubinstein) Later expanded by La-La Land Records.
• Nine Months (Hans Zimmer)
• Nobody's Fool (Howard Shore) Later expanded by La-La Land Records.
• Once Upon a Time in Mexico (various artists)
• Once Were Warriors^note Outside New Zealand (various artists/Murray Grindlay & Murray McNabb)
• The Out-of-Towners The Remake (Marc Shaiman)
• Out to Sea (David Newman)
• Pacific Rim: Uprising (Lorne Balfe)
• Pan's Labyrinth (Javier Navarrete)
• Parasite (2019) (Jaeil Jung)
• Patriot Games (James Horner) Later expanded by La-La Land Records.
• Pelle the Conqueror/My Life as a Dog (Stefan Nilsson/Björn Isfält)

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• The People Under the Stairs (Don Peake/Graeme Revell) - This has Peake's music from the film and Revell's rejected music; Milan's release contains Redhead Kingpin and the FBI's end title rap "Do The Right Thing" (which was originally written for - but not used by the Spike Lee joint of the same name). The album released in the US by Bay Cities omits it.
• The Phantom (1996) (David Newman) Later expanded by La-La Land Records.
• Pirates (Philippe Sarde)
• The Pledge (Hans Zimmer and Klaus Badelt)
• Point of No Return (Hans Zimmer)
• Poor Things (Jerskin Fendrix)
• Primal Fear (James Newton Howard) Later expanded by La-La Land Records.
• Princess Mononoke (Joe Hisaishi) (outside Japan)
• Promare (Hiroyuki Sawano)
• Proxima (Ryuichi Sakamoto)
• The Queen (Alexandre Desplat)
• A Quiet Place (Mario Beltrami)
• Raising Cain (Pino Donaggio)
• Red Notice (Steve Jablonsky)
• Resident Evil: Afterlife (Tomandandy)
• Resident Evil: Retribution (Tomandandy)
• Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City (Mark Korven)
• The Revenant (Ryuichi Sakamoto, Alva Noto, and Bryce Dessner)
• Reversal of Fortune (Mark Isham)
• A River Runs Through It (Mark Isham)
• Robin Hood: Men in Tights (Hummie Mann)
• Rules of Engagement (Mark Isham)
• Rumble in the Bronx (J. Peter Robinson) - most of the music on this album is from another Robinson Foreign Rescore of a Jackie Chan film, Jackie Chan's First Strike.
• Runaway Train (Trevor Jones) Later expanded by La-La Land Records.
• Saltburn (Anthony Willis)
• The Santa Clause (Michael Convertino)
• Session 9 (Climax Golden Twins)
• Shattered (1991) (Alan Silvestri) for the 1991 thriller (also includes The Moody Blues' "Nights In White Satin"). Expanded by Intrada in 2023.
• The Shipping News (Christopher Young)
• Shining Through (Michael Kamen)
• Sirens (Rachel Portman)
• Splash (Lee Holdridge) (in France only) - This was an album rerecording done in London. The film tracks weren't commercially released in 1984.
• Spirited Away (Joe Hisaishi) (outside Japan)
• Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams (John Debney and Robert Rodriguez)
• Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over (Robert Rodriguez)
• Stargate (David Arnold) Later expanded by Varèse Sarabande and La-La Land Records.
• /Sleepwalkers (Nicholas Pike)
• Stormbreaker (various artists/Alan Parker - not this one.)
• Stuart Saves His Family (Marc Shaiman)
• Sunshine (1999) (Maurice Jarre)
• Swing Kids^note Outside North America (James Horner)
• Take Shelter (David Wingo)
• Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022) (Colin Stetson)
• The Thirteenth Floor (Harald Kloser)
• The Three Musketeers (2011) (Paul Haslinger)
• Three Thousand Years of Longing (Tom Holkenborg)
• The Tragedy of Macbeth (Carter Burwell)
• Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (Jongnic Bontemps)
• The Truman Show (various artists/Burkhard Dallwitz)
• Urban Legend (various artists/Christopher Young)
• Under the Skin (Mica Levi)
• The Usual Suspects (John Ottman)
• A Walk In The Clouds (Maurice Jarre) Expanded by La-La Land Records.
• Wes Craven's New Nightmare (J.Peter Robinson) Expanded as part of Varèse Sarabande's boxset of music from each film in the A Nightmare on Elm Street series.
• The VVitch (Mark Korven)
• The Woman King (Terence Blanchard)
• Year of the Gun (Bill Conti)
• You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger (various artists)

TV Soundtracks

• The Afterparty (Daniel Pemberton)
• American Gods (2017) (John Reitzell)
• Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire (2022) (Daniel Hart)
• Broad City (various artists)
• Black Mirror: "Smithereens" (Ryuichi Sakamoto)
• Carnival Row (season 2) (Nathan Barr)
• Chainsaw Man (Kensuke Ushio)
• Cowboy Bebop (Yoko Kanno) ^note  Releases outside Japan under license from Victor Entertainment
• Dexter (Daniel Licht)
• Dickinson (season 3) (Drum & Lace and Ian Hultquist)
• Euphoria (season 1) (Labrinth)
• Emily in Paris (various artists)
• The Last of Us (2023) (season 1) (Gustavo Santaolalla and David Fleming)
• Mayfair Witches (Will Bates)
• Mindhunter (season 1) (Jason Hill)
• My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission (Yuki Hayashi)
• Neon Genesis Evangelion (Shiro Sagisu/Yoko Takahashi/Megumi Hayashibara) ^note  Releases outside Japan under license from King Records, starting with the Evangelion FINALLY compilation
• Outer Range (Danny Bensi and Saunder Jurriaans)
• Professor T. (season 2) (Hannes De Maeyer)
• The Righteous Gemstones (various artists/Joseph Stephens)
• Stargate SG-1 (Joel Goldsmith and David Arnold)... however it must be noted that both composers have disowned this release, because the album replicates the pilot episode's blending of Goldsmith's original scoring and Arnold's music for the movie.
• Succession (season 1) (Nicholas Britell)
• Super Pumped (Brendan Angelides)
• Too Old to Die Young (Cliff Martinez)
• The Walking Dead: Dead City (Ian Hultquist)
• The Wheel of Time (2021) (Lorne Balfe)
• The Witcher (2019) (Joseph Trapanese, Sonya Belousova & Giona Ostinelli)