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How Star Wars Prequels and Battlefront II Influenced the Zero Company Soundtrack

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Gordy Haab, a prolific composer for Star Wars games, reveals how his previous work and John Williams’s scores influenced the soundtrack of "Star Wars: Zero Company." This new score is seen as a continuation of the Clone Wars era while incorporating Haab's personal style. The article highlights the evolving creative freedom composers have within the franchise, allowing them to develop unique musical themes for each project.

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