Nearly two years after the show released its first musical scores album, “The Bold and the Beautiful” has released its second album, featuring 21 all-new numbers composed and scored by the show’s Emmy Award-winning composer, John Nordstrom, who joined the soap in that capacity in 2013.
“I am pleased to share some of our favorite music from ‘The Bold and the Beautiful,’” said Nordstrom in a statement upon the release of volume one in June 2022. “These scores have impacted our characters on our screens and in our lives.”
The show’s executive producer and head writer, Bradley P. Bell also noted at the time, “This extraordinary album encompasses love, passion, heartache, suspense, and joy. John’s enormous musical talent connects us beautifully to all of these emotions. We are pleased to offer it to our loyal viewers.”
Now, with the release of “The Bold and the Beautiful (Music from the Series Volume Two),” that same sentiment applies as listeners gain insight into the thoughts and minds of the show’s core characters as they deal with love, compassion, loss, happiness, grief and peacefulness, among several other emotions, as showcased throughout the 55-minute album which can be streamed on most music streaming platforms, including Apple Music and Spotify.
Several of the tracks featured include those heard within episodes aired during the recent Rome remote and the storyline surrounding Eric Forrester’s (John McCook) bout with death.
The current tracklist for the album is as follows:
- Finn and Steffy Reunited
- Steffy Prays in Monaco
- Eric’s Legacy
- Possibilities
- Tender Guitar
- Destiny in Rome
- An Affair in Rome
- Finding Rome
- Hope Gives In
- There’s Always Rome
- Ascend
- Eric’s Last Dance
- Heartbreak
- Bill Reflection
- Finn Cures Eric
- Dark Heart
- Stirring It Up
- Luna’s Secret
- Eternal
- He Has a Past
- The Depths
You can preview some of the tracks below.
“The Bold and the Beautiful” airs weekdays on CBS. For those with a Paramount+ with SHOWTIME subscription, you can also stream the series LIVE and On Demand.