Blair Mowat - The Guest (Original Television Soundtrack) (2025) [Hi-Res]

“a gloriously ridiculous thriller that slips down a treat” – The Guardian

The Guest is a propulsive, twisting thriller that centres on the intense, toxic relationship between cleaner, Ria (Gabrielle Creevy), and her mysterious employer, Fran (Eve Myles).

As the two women’s lives become intertwined by shared secrets, an obsessive co-dependence emerges that ultimately threatens to become dangerous and manipulative – a psychological game of cat-and-mouse.

The propulsive and dynamic score is by Blair Mowat.

BAFTA nominated, Blair has composed over two hundred scores for film, theatre and television, with clients ranging from The English National Ballet and The Royal Shakespeare Company to BBC, SKY & ITV. His work includes Class, an acclaimed 8-part Doctor Who spin-off for the BBC, ITV’s international hit show McDonald & Dodds and SKY’s The Amazing Mr Blunden. He composed the score to Russell T Davies’s drama Nolly, starring Helena Bonham Carter – for which he was nominated for a BAFTA, and won the prestigious Camille Award for Best TV Score.

Doctor Jekyll, a new Hammer Horror film starring Eddie Izzard, was released worldwide in 2024, receiving a nomination for Best Feature Film Score, in the Music & Sound Awards 2024.

Tracklist:
1-1 Blair Mowat - Ria Goes To War [2:16]
1-2 Blair Mowat - House Tour [1:18]
1-3 Blair Mowat - Butterflies [1:57]
1-4 Blair Mowat - Heavy Drinking [2:07]
1-5 Blair Mowat - The Help [1:41]
1-6 Blair Mowat - Mirage [3:46]
1-7 Blair Mowat - All Dressed Up [1:40]
1-8 Blair Mowat - Secret Messaging [1:51]
1-9 Blair Mowat - The Cottage [1:07]
1-10 Blair Mowat - Blackout [3:38]
1-11 Blair Mowat - Knock Knock [2:02]
1-12 Blair Mowat - Bench Pressing [1:56]
1-13 Blair Mowat - Due Diligence [1:47]
1-14 Blair Mowat - Run For Your Life [2:16]
1-15 Blair Mowat - Old Habits [2:17]
1-16 Blair Mowat - Runaway Ria [2:15]
1-17 Blair Mowat - I Really Did Care [2:59]
1-18 Blair Mowat - Previously [0:52]
1-19 Blair Mowat - End Credits [0:34]