Sound Spectrum: A Collection of Themes From Carl The Collector

Enjoy the music from the Emmy nominated PBS Kids show Carl The Collector now! Sound Spectrum: A Collection of Themes From Carl The Collector features the singular scoring work of Philadelphia's Eraserhood Sound. Across 34 tracks, including the show's indelible theme song, listeners will get a taste of funk, soul, rare groove, jazz, samba, r&b, New Wave, and more, all delivered with Eraserhood Sound's signature Synth and Soul stylings.

The groundbreaking show, which follows Carl, an autistic raccoon, and his group of friends, is one of the first major shows to feature characters on the autism spectrum. Show creator Zachariah OHora knew he needed a one-of-a-kind musical score to fully realize the show's potential. He approached Eraserhood Sound based on their Italian library music album Ribelle Di Mare, and requested a similar Synth and Soul approach. Says OHora, "l didn't want typical kids music. I wanted nuanced, emotionally rich music made by and for record lovers."

Composed, produced, and performed entirely by Vincent John and Maxwell Perla, the resulting music captures the sophisticated soulfulness of Vince Guaraldi's classic Peanuts scores, while still sounding utterly fresh and modem. Each song on the album is pulled directly from episodes of Carl The Collectors unforgettable first season. From funky fuzz freakouts to somber, introspective ballads, enjoy some of Vincent and Maxwell's favourite musical moments from the show.