• White Gold (2017) Soundtrack OST •

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White Gold

In the heart of Africa lies a precious commodity known as white gold: ivory. This valuable material has sparked a deadly trade that threatens the existence of elephants in the region.

Follow a team of conservationists as they embark on a dangerous mission to protect these majestic creatures from poachers. With time running out, they must navigate through treacherous terrain and outsmart ruthless criminals to save the elephants from extinction.

Will they succeed in their mission, or will the lure of white gold prove too powerful to resist?

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Play	Title	Artist
	White Gold
	Centerfold
	Echo Beach
	Out of Touch
	Good Times - 2018 Remaster
	Love Is The Drug
	Gloria
	Rapture
	Steppin' Out
	Going Back to My Roots - 12" Version
	Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)
	Rockit
	Blue Monday - 2016 Remaster
	Don't Look Any Further
	Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick
	Abracadabra
	Hot Legs
	Pull Up To The Bumper - Edit
	I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)
	I Ran (So Far Away)
	Begin the Beguine (Volver a Empezar)
	Somebody's Watching Me
	(Hey You) The Rock Steady Crew
	Rat Trap
	Heartbreaker
	Move On Up
	Sex - Extended Version
	Bette Davis Eyes
	Kiss on My List
	I've Seen That Face Before (Libertango)
	Young Turks - 2008 Remaster
	The Lovecats
	Total Eclipse of the Heart
	Brass in Pocket - 2006 Remaster
	Pop Looks Bach (From "Ski Sunday")
	Sign of the Times
	Relax
	Do Ya Think I'm Sexy
	It Ain't What You Do It's the Way That You Do It
	Close (To The Edit)
	Me Olvide De Vivir
	Love Plus One
	My Life
	Cracklin' Rosie - Single Version
	Hungry Like the Wolf - 2009 Remaster
	Every Breath You Take
	Billie Jean
	Flashdance...What A Feeling - From "Flashdance"
	Down Under
	Roots Suite
	Beat It - Single Version
	Maneater
	Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) - Remastered
	Do You Really Want To Hurt Me
	Let's Dance - 2018 Remaster
	She Blinded Me With Science
	Africa
	Up Where We Belong
	(Keep Feeling) Fascination - Remastered
	Sexual Healing

User reviews

Kenneth Thomas

8/10

The White Gold soundtrack perfectly captures the beauty and majesty of the African landscape where the story is set.

Timothy Phillips

8/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music in White Gold enhances the viewer's connection to the plight of the elephants and the conservation team.

Edward Parker

7/10

Overall, the White Gold soundtrack is a standout element of the film, elevating the storytelling and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Ashley Adams

6/10

The music perfectly conveys the tension and urgency of the conservationists' mission, adding a layer of suspense and drama to the narrative. It keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout the film.

Karen Jones

8/10

The use of traditional African instruments in the White Gold soundtrack adds an authentic and rich layer to the storytelling.

Betty Moore

9/10

The composer's ability to blend different musical styles and cultural influences in the White Gold soundtrack is truly impressive. The fusion of African rhythms, Western classical elements, and contemporary sounds results in a rich and dynamic musical tapestry that enhances the overall viewing experience of the film.

Amanda Garcia

10/10

Each track in the soundtrack of White Gold evokes a range of emotions, from heart-pounding excitement during chase scenes to poignant moments of reflection on the beauty and fragility of the natural world. The music enhances the storytelling and adds depth to the characters' motivations and struggles.

Amanda Wilson

5/10

The soundtrack of White Gold beautifully captures the essence of Africa with its mix of traditional African rhythms and modern orchestral arrangements. It truly enhances the viewing experience and immerses you in the story.

Edward Allen

7/10

The soundtrack of White Gold skillfully builds suspense and keeps me on the edge of my seat throughout the film.

Linda Roberts

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of White Gold is a powerful and evocative musical companion to the poignant story of conservation and the fight against poaching. It leaves a lasting impression and underscores the importance of protecting endangered species.

Laura Roberts

8/10

The powerful orchestral arrangements in the White Gold soundtrack evoke a sense of hope and determination in the face of adversity.

Melissa Hall

7/10

Each track in the White Gold soundtrack immerses me in the tension and urgency of the conservationists' mission to protect the elephants.

David Garcia

6/10

The use of indigenous African instruments in the score adds authenticity and cultural richness to the film. It's a testament to the filmmakers' commitment to representing the African setting accurately and respectfully.

Mark Carter

4/10

The choice of instruments in the soundtrack feels uninspired and repetitive, making it difficult to differentiate between key moments in the film. The lack of a distinct musical identity for the characters and the story detracts from the overall viewing experience, leaving the audience feeling detached from the narrative.

Anthony Gonzalez

8/10

I appreciate how the White Gold soundtrack balances moments of quiet reflection with intense action sequences, creating a dynamic listening experience.

James Anderson

9/10

The soundtrack of White Gold perfectly captures the tension and urgency of the conservationists' mission to protect the elephants from poachers. The use of traditional African instruments combined with modern orchestral arrangements creates a captivating and immersive listening experience.

James Lopez

5/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack is striking, especially during scenes depicting the elephants' struggles and the harsh reality of the ivory trade. The music evokes a sense of empathy and compassion towards these majestic creatures.

Richard Turner

3/10

The soundtrack of White Gold fails to capture the urgency and tension of the conservationists' mission to protect elephants from poachers. The music feels generic and lacks emotional depth, failing to connect with the audience on a visceral level.

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