Album Info
| Artist: | John Debney |
| Album: | Hocus Pocus (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) |
| Released: | USA, 2022 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Main Title | 1:29 |
| A2 | Garden Of Magic / Thackery Follows Emily | 2:25 |
| A3 | Witches' Lair | 5:41 |
| A4 | To The Stake | 0:25 |
| A5 | Death To The Witches | 1:10 |
| A6 | Meeting Allison | 2:02 |
| A7 | Max Loses Shoes | 0:35 |
| A8 | Hallowe'en | 1:10 |
| A9 | Max And Dani | 1:20 |
| A10 | Divertimento #17 In D, K. 334 (Mozart) | 3:42 |
| B1 | To The Witches' House We Go | 2:23 |
| B2 | The Black Candle | 2:22 |
| B3 | Witches On A Rampage | 4:24 |
| B4 | Graveyard Attack | 3:54 |
| B5 | The Calming Circle | 3:00 |
| B6 | The Master | 0:15 |
| B7 | Fingers | 1:08 |
| C1 | Springing The Trap | 4:37 |
| C2 | Winnie's Lament | 3:05 |
| C3 | Witches Flight | 3:15 |
| C4 | Sarah's Theme | 2:08 |
| C5 | Max Fools The Witches | 2:57 |
| C6 | Winnie Catches Up | 0:47 |
| C7 | Billy Speaks | 1:30 |
| D1 | Witches Capture Dani | 4:52 |
| D2 | Witches Demise / Resurrection | 4:50 |
| D3 | End Credits | 3:10 |
| D4 | Witches' Lair Pt. 3 (Original Version) | 0:29 |
| D5 | Witches Take Dani (Alternate) | 1:33 |
| D6 | Winnie Catches Up (Alternate) | 0:37 |
| D7 | String Tremolo | 0:19 |
| D8 | End Credits (Alternate) | 1:50 |
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Description
Tracked in 1993 with a large orchestra under John Debney’s baton, this score turns Salem into a playground of tiptoeing woodwinds and mischievous choir. On Hocus Pocus (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), the Main Title introduces the cat-like strings that keep sneaking back, while Sarah’s Theme (Come Little Children) floats in like a too-sweet lullaby. Graveyard swings from galloping percussion to gleeful frights, a neat snapshot of Debney’s playful menace. This 2LP Blue Vinyl pressing gives the arrangements breathing room, and the imaging spreads the orchestra so flutes, harps and brass don’t crowd each other. If you’d rather order online, you can buy John Debney records online with us. The low end sits deeper too, which helps the broomstick swerves hit with a little more weight. File it next to Danny Elfman for the spooky-sparkly end of the orchestral shelf, but Debney leans brighter and more storybook. Perfect for October gatherings or a late tidy when you want harmless chills. We like how the cues segue cleanly across the side breaks, avoiding the mid-scare fade-outs that can plague shorter pressings. Available online now or in our Melbourne shop, an easy pick for any John Debney fan.
