Carl Cox has officially contributed three original tracks to the soundtrack of Andy Serkis’ highly anticipated animated adaptation of George Orwell’s Animal Farm. This collaboration marks a significant milestone for the veteran techno artist, representing his first foray into composing for a feature film score.
The film, which boasts an impressive voice cast including Seth Rogen, Gaten Matarazzo, Steve Buscemi, and Glenn Close, initially premiered in UK and Canadian cinemas this past May. Following its successful debut, the production is expanding into wider global markets this weekend.
Cox’s contributions to the film are titled “The Rogues,” “Drone Farm,” and “My Bunker My Party.” The full soundtrack is now available for listeners to explore. Reflecting on the unique creative process, Cox shared his enthusiasm in a recent social media update, noting, “It’s not every day I get the chance to create music for a film, so contributing to the Animal Farm soundtrack for The Angel was something a little different.” He further elaborated on the project during a conversation with director Andy Serkis.
Beyond his cinematic debut, the release aligns with the momentum of Cox’s ongoing 2026 residency at UNVRS in Ibiza. His Sunday performances have remained a staple of the season, featuring high-profile guest appearances and back-to-back sets with industry heavyweights such as David Guetta and Louie Vega.
This project successfully translates Cox’s signature, precise, and driving sound into a narrative context, demonstrating his ability to evolve his production work well beyond traditional club environments. Fans can find full soundtrack details and further insights from the Serkis interview via the official project coverage.
