Ash, Flying Lotus and Oxygene

Flying Lotus Releases ‘Oxygene,' First Song From ‘Ash' Soundtrack
Flying Lotus is sharing "Oxygene," the first song on the soundtrack of his self-scored directorial debut, Ash. The space horror finds Aaron Paul, Eiza González, and Flying Lotus himself – born Steven Ellison – in new,
Flying Lotus Details Soundtrack for New Movie Ash, Shares Song: Listen
As previously reported, Flying Lotus has directed and scored the upcoming film Ash, a science-fiction horror starring Eiza González and Aaron Paul. The movie doesn’t premiere until March 21, but its soundtrack will arrive a few days earlier,
Flying Lotus Previews His ‘Ash’ Film Score With The Synthy ‘Oxygene’
The movie, which stars Eiza González and Aaron Paul, is set to hit theaters this year, and now, Flying Lotus has announced the soundtrack album, which he helmed. He also shared the song “Oxygene.” FlyLo says of the score:
Flying Lotus announces soundtrack to new film 'Ash,' shares "Oxygene"
On the mysterious planet of Ash, Riya (González) awakens to find her crew slaughtered. When a man named Brion (Paul) arrives to rescue her, an ordeal of psychological and physical terror ensues while Riya and Brion must decide if they can trust one another to survive.
Flying Lotus to Release ASH Original Soundtrack, Shares 'Oxygene' Single
Milan Records has announced the March 19 release of ASH (ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK) by FLYING LOTUS and shares the album’s lead single “OXYGENE." The full soundtrack album features music written by Flying Lotus for his latest directorial effort, a sci-fi horror thriller, starring Eiza González and Aaron Paul.
‘Last Breath’ Is a Real-Life Disaster Movie Desperate for More Oxygen
Woody Harrelson and Simu Liu race to save a deep-sea diving colleague in this dramatization of a true-story search and rescue ...
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Movie Review: A gripping deep-sea rescue mission in 'Last Breath' with Woody Harrelson, Simu Liu
News articles about the incident clock his backup oxygen supply as being closer to five or six minutes – perhaps the movie wanted to give the audience a little buffer. If this sounds at all ...