The true crime documentary 'House Invasion' released its original soundtrack album
About three years ago, Forbes first hinted at a true crime documentary in the making with an unparalleled level of anticipation. 'House Invasion' was set to be the latest offering from 'Tiger King's original director and producer, JT Barnett, and the Netflix sensation himself, Joe Exotic. Given the preceding body of work from this dynamic duo, the expectations from 'House Invasion' have been sky-high. After all, 'Tiger King' was a sensation that swept cultural conversations and garnered a whopping six Emmy nominations.

The tale became even more intriguing when news broke that 'House Invasion' would revolve around an eerie event that unfolded in the apartment of Jonathan Hay. While working on a crisis management situation in Mallard Crossing at St. Matthews involving hip-hop superstar Drake, Hay was the victim of an armed invasion, a chilling sequence that serves as the crux of this eagerly awaited docuseries.

Who better to help distribute the sonic landscape to this harrowing tale than Fat Beats Records? The New York-based iconic record label, launched almost three decades ago, has just distributed the 'House Invasion: Original Soundtrack Album.' The album features a vibrant selection of tracks that directly draw inspiration from the events of the upcoming docuseries.

In this one-of-a-kind project, Jonathan Hay, JT Barnett, Joe Exotic, and Techrow have collaborated to create a soundtrack that is as genre-defying as it is engrossing. It is an audacious undertaking that displays an awe-inspiring cross-section of sounds, right from the somber notes of dark electronic music to the invigorating beats of house music. It does not stop there, though—the soundtrack incorporates contemporary jazz songs that manage to strike a delicate balance amidst the various sonic elements at play.

Louisville, Kentucky’s 'House Invasion: Original Soundtrack Album' is a testament to deep creativity originative from a daring blend of different musical personalities who are not afraid to test new waters. It highlights dark realities and transports listeners into a world imbued with pulsating house music and textured electronic sounds. Furthermore, the surprising coherence of these conflicting musical genres is a testament to the inventive minds behind this music.

It truly is a diverse and inclusive soundtrack that truly encapsulates the paradoxical nature of the events it signifies. Listeners journey from the heart-stopping sensation of an armed invasion to the tense sequences of crisis management—an immersive experience that keeps listeners tightly wound around its melodies.

The ‘House Invasion’ soundtrack is not just an accompaniment to the docuseries, but serves as a standalone body of work that can both thrill and comfort, much like the contradictory life experiences it seeks to represent. This speaks volumes about the creative vision of the musical powerhouses and true crime veterans behind the project. The outro, 'Evil Lurks in Elkhart, Indiana' captures the poignant message.

People can take a deep dive into this audacious sonic experience that is already taking the music world by storm by tuning into R.U.S.H. Music, Kingmaker Music, Fat Beats Records.

'House Invasion' and its accompanying soundtrack present a unique exploration of true crime through a finely-tuned narrative and a carefully curated soundtrack. Anticipated to be one of the most gripping pieces from JT Barnett, Joe Exotic and William Moseley, ‘House Invasion’ continues to build intrigue and excitement in audiences, promising a thrilling experience wrapped in a sonic marvel.