Mafia Soundtrack

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Mafia - The City Of Lost Heaven (OST) Mafia is a game set on the east coast of the USA in the 1930s. It was the era of Model-T Fords, zoot suits, The Great Depression and prohibition. It was also the era of jazz! Jazz was an emerging genre of music in the early 1920s and by the 30s it had taken root in America. To reflect this, much of the *unoriginal* music featured in ‘Mafia’ is 30s jazz, from such greats as Louis Armstrong, Django Reinhardt and Duke Ellington. The music in Mafia sets the mood and also reminds of the 30s gangster era and the music that was around, way back then. The tracks featured in Mafia are performed by: Duke Ellington. Lonnie Johnson. Louis Armstrong. Louis Jordan. Louis Prima. The Mills Brothers. Django Reinhardt. Latcho Drom. The tracks themselves number in at over 30 different pieces. These are, in their entirety: 1. Minor swing - Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France (New Ark Theme). 2. Rhythm futur - Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France (Heard on Salieri’s gramophone). 3. Coucou - Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France (Heard in ‘Happy Birthday). 4. Vendredi - Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France (Downtown Theme). 5. Oiseaux des Iles - Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France (Countryside Theme). 6. Belleville - Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France (Central Island Theme). 7. Lentement mademoiselle - Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France (Countryside Theme). 8. Douce ambience -

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