Rick Rubin is set to release a "Star Wars"-themed EDM compilation titled "Headspace," which will include tracks and sound effects from the epic space-opera franchise, according to Billboard.
The 15-track album features well-known artists of the music industry, including Flying Lotus, Kaskade, Baauer, Rustie, Shlohmo, Breakbot and Rubin himself.
Baauer's "Cantina Boys" features Darth Vader's ominous breathing, whereas Flying Lotus and Kaskade contribute to the album with C-3PO and R2DR-inspired tracks. Rubin has also included collaboration with A-Trak - a remixed version of "Jabba Flow" by J.J. Abrams and Lin-Manuel Miranda (Shag Kava) from "The Force Awakens," The Guardian reported.
"Headspace" will be released digitally on Feb. 9, and the album is slated to hit store shelves on March 18, according to Pitchfork. Zane Lowe premiered four tracks from the album on his Beats 1 radio show on Monday, including Flying Lotus' "R2 Where R U?," Baauer's "Cantina Boys," Rubin's, "NR-G7" and GTA's "Help Me!."
Lowe also shared the album's tracklist on Twitter:
Today's #WorldRecord @flyinglotus #StarWarsHeadspace pic.twitter.com/CpGUj5cETd
— Zane Lowe (@zanelowe) February 8, 2016
