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How the Pet Store Boys grew to become the soundtrack to ‘Trade’ Season 3

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One of many many nice joys of Trade Season 3 is the soundtrack. The collection dips not as soon as however twice into the discography of the Pet Store Boys, with each needle drops delivering standout musical moments.

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The primary occasion comes on the finish of episode 1, with “Opportunities (Let’s Make Lots of Money)” playfully undercutting Lumi’s disastrous IPO. (Lumi didn’t, in actual fact, make plenty of cash.) Then, in episode 6, the Pet Store Boys’ cowl of “Always on My Mind” accompanies a young flashback to Harper Stern (Myha’la) serving to Yasmin Kara-Hanani (Marisa Abela) deal with the sophisticated aftermath of her father Charles’ (Adam Levy) dying.

The need for Trade to incorporate a double whammy of Pet Store Boys — triple, if you happen to depend episode 6’s use of Digital’s “Getting Away With It,” that includes vocals from Neil Tennant and a bass line carried out by Chris Lowe — started with the duo’s 2022 Glastonbury set. Trade creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay had been in attendance, together with Trade music supervisor Ollie White.

“They did the most amazing headline set on one of the smaller stages there. It was so explosive,” White instructed Mashable. “We were like, ‘They’ve still got it. They’re still relevant. We can get them on Industry. Let’s do it.'”



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Rob and Henry at the Lumi IPO.

“Let’s make lots of money.”
Credit score: Simon Ridgway / HBO

Along with nonetheless performing dwell across the globe, the decades-spanning group’s music is extra ubiquitous in movie and TV than ever. Restricted collection It is a Sin took its identify from the band’s 1987 hit. Saltburn positioned “Rent” as a classist karaoke putdown, whereas All of Us Strangers employed “Always on My Mind” in devastating trend. In Trade, the Pet Store Boys’ electro-pop sounds discover a good dwelling, becoming proper in with composer Nathan Micay’s synth-heavy rating. It is virtually a shock their work hasn’t popped up on the present earlier than, however that is due partly to the present’s personal musical journey.

“For Season 1, the main aim of the music was to set up the youngsters living in London, what it’s like for them to be in London, and also represent what music they would be listening to as well,” White mentioned. “As we’ve gone through Season 2 and 3, the older characters are playing a much more prominent role, so we’re finding music that can represent them as well. “

Following the heavier, COVID-centric Season 2, Down and Kay additionally wished the present to really feel extra “fun, effervescent, and bombastic,” Down instructed Mashable. Pet Store Boys and lots of the present’s different music picks — from Wu-Tang Clan to Duran Duran — match the invoice.

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“These are songs that make you want to punch the air,” Down instructed Mashable of the Pet Store Boys tracks that made it into the present. “They’re songs that I’ve listened to thousands of times each.”

Down and Kay at all times knew they wished to incorporate “Opportunities” and “Always on My Mind” at these particular moments in Season 3. Nonetheless, getting the rights to the latter proved a bit tougher, as extra individuals personal it. (Initially recorded by Brenda Lee, the music has been coated by Elvis Presley and Willie Nelson, along with the Pet Store Boys.)

Since Trade would not have the very best music price range on TV, White wasn’t positive he would be capable to clear it. He selected a backup music for the top credit as an alternative: Digital’s “Getting Away With It,” which nonetheless performs within the episode following Harper and Yasmin’s blowout argument. Nonetheless, in direction of the top of the modifying course of, Trade was capable of finding the price range to incorporate “Always on My Mind,” making it the ultimate music cleared for the season.

Harper and Yasmin pour champagne into the ocean from the deck of a yacht.

“You were always on my mind.”
Credit score: Nick Strasburg / HBO

The final sequence of episode 6 is already a knockout, as we transition from Harper and Yasmin’s combat to a flashback of one in all their closest moments. However the music selections right here elevate it even additional, with Down calling them “the best six minutes of music the show has done.” “Getting Away With It” — a nod to Yasmin and Harper protecting up Charles’ dying — kicks in proper as Yasmin slaps Harper, punctuating a painful beat with a little bit of a wry twist. The music accompanies us as we transition to the flashback on Charles’ yacht, the place it performs as a part of a diegetic DJ set onboard the boat.

Many of the yacht scenes forgo Micay’s rating utterly, as an alternative utilizing a set blended by White and Trade music editor Dan Elms with a view to evoke the environment of nonstop partying onboard. If you hear “Getting Away With It” fading into “Always on My Mind,” you get the very same rush of pleasure you’d really feel if a DJ performed a music you actually liked at a celebration. “That’s right,” Trade appears to be saying, “you’re getting even more Pet Shop Boys goodness!”

On high of simply being an excellent music — Kay described it as a “desert island disc” of his — “Always on My Mind” serves as the proper wrap-up to an episode that places Yasmin by means of the ringer.

“‘Always on My Mind’ is a song about not expressing your love when you could have expressed it, and that person being gone,” Kay instructed Mashable. “Obviously, Yasmin has a very fraught relationship with her dad, and he’s a monster. But one of the disgusting ironies and true human ironies is that she also loves him, and he’s dead.”

Total, although, Trade‘s use of “Always on My Mind” actually comes again to the push and pull between Harper and Yasmin. These are two ladies who’ve helped each other by means of a few of the worst instances of their lives, however who’ve additionally used one another and minimize one another to items time and time once more. Episode 6 sees them at their closest and most distant, and “Always on My Mind” captures each the love they as soon as had for one another and the truth that they might by no means categorical that love once more.

“It’s an elegy for Yasmin’s friendship with Harper,” Kay mentioned. “And after that argument, it all goes to a pretty irrevocable place.”

Trade Season 3 is now streaming on Max, with new episodes premiering Sundays at 9 p.m. ET on HBO and Max.

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