Daniel Lopatin - Marty Supreme (Original Soundtrack) [2LP Black & Clear]

Daniel Lopatin's score for Marty Supreme plays like a fever dream of ambition, and it arrives here as a double LP on black and clear vinyl.

Lopatin, known to many as Oneohtrix Point Never, has become the go-to composer for the Safdies' most frantic films, after scoring Good Time and Uncut Gems. Marty Supreme reunites him with Josh Safdie for the story of a table tennis hustler in 1950s New York, with Timothée Chalamet as Marty, chasing glory with the same nervous intensity that drives the music.

Rather than reaching for period jazz, Lopatin leans on shimmering synthesizers and glassy electronic textures that feel beamed in from decades later, giving the story a dreamlike, anachronistic glow. Cues such as "The Call", "Marty's Dream" and "Endo's Game" swing between tense, pulsing momentum and moments of strange, aching beauty, mirroring a hero who never slows down.

Spread across two discs, the score flows like one long mood piece and rewards a patient, uninterrupted listen.

For fans of Lopatin's adventurous electronic records, or anyone who walked out of the cinema still buzzing, this is a vivid companion to one of the most talked-about films of its year. Turn the lights down and let it run.