In honor of Star Wars Day (May 4), SPIN spoke with the duo about their latest project, the music of the Star Wars universe as a whole, and how their different sci-fi histories compare. Before Jedi: Survivor, his most recent Star Wars endeavor was 2020’s Star Wars: Squadrons. In addition to Haab’s Star Wars work, his video game discography includes other massive IPs like Halo, The Walking Dead and Indiana Jones. The soundtrack is a worthy successor not only to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order but also to every Star Wars score to date. On the latest Star Wars project, EA and Respawn Entertainment’s Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, the award-winning composer teamed up with his British frequent collaborator, Stephen Barton, to release one of the biggest and most dynamic scores in the franchise’s history. Beginning with 2011’s The Old Republic, Haab has been responsible for composing for six major titles (and Kinect Star Wars), which have delighted both Star Wars fans and video game aficionados. While John Williams is, was and always will be considered the primary Star Wars film composer, Gordy Haab has unquestionably become the most prominent composer for Star Wars video games.
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