The sound of Lost Heaven
The Music
The sound of Lost Heaven
Music gives Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven much of its identity. The original score supports the emotional weight of Tommy Angelo’s story, while period recordings make the city feel rooted in the 1930s.
The soundtrack moves between tension, melancholy, danger and reflection without overwhelming the scenes it accompanies.
The original score
Composer Vladimír Šimůnek created a cinematic orchestral score that follows Tommy’s changing relationship with the Salieri family and the world around him.
Themes return throughout the game, connecting quiet moments, dangerous assignments and major turning points.
Period recordings
Driving through Lost Heaven introduces players to jazz and swing recordings associated with artists such as Django Reinhardt and the Quintette du Hot Club de France.
These recordings do more than establish the decade. They give the streets warmth and movement, contrasting with the violence of Tommy’s criminal life.
Building the music archive
This guide can grow to include track listings, composer information, recording history, mission appearances and community research.
https://youtu.be/LuyIKZZYyyQ?si=2npVyBNpbhdvug_R
Playlist
1. Minor swing – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
2. Rhythm futur – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
3. Coucou – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
4. Vendredi – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
5. Oiseaux des Iles – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
6. Belleville – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
7. Lentement mademoiselle – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
8. Douce ambience – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
9. Manoir des mes reves – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
10. Cavalerie – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
11. Coquette – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
12. Echoes of France – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
13. You rascal you – The Mills Brothers
14. Chinatown – The Mills Brothers
15. Tiger rag – The Mills Brothers
16. Out for no good – The Mills Brothers
17. Moanin\’ for you – The Mills Brothers
18. Caravan – The Mills Brothers
19. Long about midnight – Louis Prima
20. Sing it way down low – Louis Prima
21. I\’m living in a great big way – Louis Prima
22. I\’m not rough – Louis Armstrong
23. The Mooche – Duke Ellington & His Orchestra
24. Jet black blues – Lonnie Johnson
25. You run your mouth and I\’ll run my business – Louis Jordan and His Tympany five
26. Lake of fire – Lordz of Brooklyn
27. La verdine – Latcho Drom
Music gives Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven much of its identity. The original score supports the emotional weight of Tommy Angelo’s story, while period recordings make the city feel rooted in the 1930s.
The soundtrack moves between tension, melancholy, danger and reflection without overwhelming the scenes it accompanies.
The original score
Composer Vladimír Šimůnek created a cinematic orchestral score that follows Tommy’s changing relationship with the Salieri family and the world around him.
Themes return throughout the game, connecting quiet moments, dangerous assignments and major turning points.
Period recordings
Driving through Lost Heaven introduces players to jazz and swing recordings associated with artists such as Django Reinhardt and the Quintette du Hot Club de France.
These recordings do more than establish the decade. They give the streets warmth and movement, contrasting with the violence of Tommy’s criminal life.
Building the music archive
This guide can grow to include track listings, composer information, recording history, mission appearances and community research.
https://youtu.be/LuyIKZZYyyQ?si=2npVyBNpbhdvug_R
Playlist
1. Minor swing – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
2. Rhythm futur – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
3. Coucou – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
4. Vendredi – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
5. Oiseaux des Iles – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
6. Belleville – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
7. Lentement mademoiselle – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
8. Douce ambience – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
9. Manoir des mes reves – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
10. Cavalerie – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
11. Coquette – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
12. Echoes of France – Django Reinhardt and The Hot Club de France
13. You rascal you – The Mills Brothers
14. Chinatown – The Mills Brothers
15. Tiger rag – The Mills Brothers
16. Out for no good – The Mills Brothers
17. Moanin\’ for you – The Mills Brothers
18. Caravan – The Mills Brothers
19. Long about midnight – Louis Prima
20. Sing it way down low – Louis Prima
21. I\’m living in a great big way – Louis Prima
22. I\’m not rough – Louis Armstrong
23. The Mooche – Duke Ellington & His Orchestra
24. Jet black blues – Lonnie Johnson
25. You run your mouth and I\’ll run my business – Louis Jordan and His Tympany five
26. Lake of fire – Lordz of Brooklyn
27. La verdine – Latcho Drom