Ari Balouzian – Ren Faire (HBO Original Series Soundtrack)

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Label:	Appraiser – EP 060924
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Stereo
Country:	USA & Canada
Released:
Genre:	Jazz, Funk / Soul, Folk, World, & Country, Stage & Screen
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Tracklist

1	What is a King Without His Kingdom	0:23
2	The Operation	1:49
3	The Circus	3:00
4	A King's Heart	2:18
5	The Hand of the King	4:04
6	Lord of Corn	1:24
7	George of Todd Mission	3:38
8	Busybody	3:26
9	Leonard	3:04
10	Nepotism	2:10
11	Angels	1:05
12	Intentions	3:08
13	Nightmare	2:01
14	Paper Circus	1:44
15	Midnight Sister - How Can I Keep from Singing	2:29
16	Numbers	2:18
17	Big Choices	4:47
18	Companion, Art, Olive Garden	2:37
19	Friends	2:06
20	Appraiser - Vodka Lemon	3:25
21	Water Crisis	2:55
22	Shared Power	1:59
23	Dragon's Advice	3:56
24	Poor Little Augustus Gloop	1:18
25	Ari Balouzian, Ben Marc, Trevor Estes - One Triangle and One Square	2:13
26	Shareholder Habanera	2:53
27	Family	2:57
28	How Did I Fail	1:51
29	American Rococo Bathroom	1:30
30	Appraiser - Whiskey Tea	3:37
31	The Humble Servant	0:56
32	A Day In the Life of Georgie Poo	0:57
33	The Cheapest Ticket	2:39
34	The Big Nothing	4:15

Credits

Double Bass – Neil Charles
Mastered By – Christian Wright
Percussion – Trevor Estes
Producer – Ryan Hope
Written By, Performer, Producer, Mixed By – Ari Balouzian

Notes

When Texas Renaissance Festival King George suddenly announces his retirement to focus on his love life, a battle erupts amongst the festival's body politic. The festival's general manager and heir apparent must fight for his place in the kingdom against a kettle-corn kingpin and a former elephant trainer, both eager to remake the festival in their own image. Their feud ascends to Shakespearian heights in this three-part genre defying, docu-fantasia from director Lance Oppenheim, Elara Pictures, and HBO.

The vast and powerful score mirrors the internal drama going on between the characters in the show and plays a critical role to the series’ unique, creative identity. Composed, written and performed by LA based Ari Balouzian (Gabriels, Appraiser) - "Like Bernard Herrmann scoring a Tex Avery epic," it delivers a wild blend of a full scale orchestral strings, programmed and acoustic Moodog-esque percussion and dark, brooding bass synthesizers. This is the third collaboration between Balouzian and Oppenheim after Some Kind Of Heaven (2020) and Spermworld (2024).