Premiere: Joshua Moshier Debuts ‘End Titles Suite’ For Forthcoming ‘The Shrink Next Door’ Soundtrack | Deadline
“Joshua Moshier taps into twisted dynamic between psychiatrist and client” – Deadline
Ahead of the soundtrack release of The Shrink Next Door (Apple TV+ Original Series Soundtrack) by Joshua Moshier (“Documentary Now!”, “Baskets“), listen to the “End Titles Suite” now exclusively at Deadline! The full album will be released digitally in tandem with the Apple TV+ series premiere on November 12, 2021! More album details are below (warning on possible tracklist spoilers).
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The Shrink Next Door (Apple TV+ Original Series Soundtrack)
Joshua Moshier
- Beekeeper
- 0 Main Title from The Shrink Next Door
- 0 Meet Marty
- 0 Use You
- Phyllis and Marty
- 06.Crossing Boundaries
- 07.Perfect Night in New York
- This is Only the Beginning
- Marty Takes a Chance
- Eulogy
- Kickboard
- Meet the Neighbors
- Common Grief
- Wrecked Tile
- Cherry Blossom
- Last Boundary
- 17.Five Years Later
- Party Marty
- Changing Lanes
- Ditched
- Hospital Visit
- Up Your Meds
- 23.Escape
- 24.You’re My Guy
- Collateral Damage
- Party Over
- Cow Grave
- 28.One Step Ahead
- Pink Slip
- Old Message
- Best Man
- Touring the Grounds
- Erasing Ike
- Bonfire
- Beekeeper Reprise
- Family Meal
- Brother Sister
- Parting Words
- End Titles Suite from The Shrink Next Door
Moshier began his career as an improvising pianist, performing and recording with Marquis Hill and Mike Lebrun. He developed his craft in composing for the screen through early collaborations with filmmakers in Chicago, and later as a fellow at the Sundance Institute Film Music Lab.
What happens when the man tasked to help improve your life decides to take it over? https://apple.co/_TheShrinkNextDoor
Find out on The Shrink Next Door, starring Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd. Stream the first three episodes on November 12 only on Apple TV+
Subscribe and Follow:Based on the true story of Marty and the therapist who turned his life around…then took it over. When he first meets Dr. Ike, Marty just wants to get better with personal boundaries. Over 30 years, he’ll learn all about them—and what happens when they get crossed.