Bleep

Call Me By Your Name is "a sensual and transcendent tale of first love" based on the celebrated novel by André Aciman. With the soundtrack overseen by Sufjan Stevens and Ryuichi Sakamoto the music takes a fittingly delicate yet elegant spin into realms of library, ambient and choral folk that sets it as the perfect partner to its visual setting on the big screen.

As you may know already, the music within is a collection as elegant and emotive as the film itself. Sufjan Stevens contributes three numbers - two originals and a new take on The Age Of Adz’s Futile Devices. Elsewhere the score splits largely into two camps - power-pop numbers from the likes of Bandolero and Giorgio Moroder, and elegant contemporary piano composition of the Ryuichi Sakamoto/John Adams school.