As a passionate gamer, I felt compelled to share some exciting behind-the-scenes news from the world of The White Lotus. It appears that our talented composer, Cristóbal Tapia de Veer, has decided to part ways with the series following a creative disagreement with the show’s creator, Mike White, concerning the music direction for the show. While I can’t wait to see what new tunes he brings to future projects, I’m eagerly anticipating how this change will impact the musical landscape of The White Lotus.
Why is The White Lotus composer leaving the show?
Recently, de Veer revealed to The New York Times that he will not continue with the series beyond its third season, citing numerous creative disagreements with White as the reason for his departure.
De Veer informed the team a couple of months back that he wouldn’t be returning and was departing. At some stage, White became aware of this decision.
As reported by de Veer, he and White have had disagreements about the show’s music since the initial season. The composer asserts that White disliked the first season’s score, particularly the “ohh-loo-loo-loos,” which de Veer explains were often described by White as “the sounds of crazy people and screaming.
De Veer explained, “I simply continued with my work, and when sharing my ideas, they remained consistent. The chaos, yelling, and such persisted. Then, it evolved into this peculiar dynamic where I was figuring out how to incorporate this unusual music into the production.
Fans noticed a change in the opening theme for Season 3 of The White Lotus, as it lacked the same vocals heard in the first two seasons. According to composer Craig de Veer, he feels fans may not have fully appreciated the original vocals, but unfortunately, they were not included in later episodes due to creative decisions made by the show’s creators.
De Veer noted that not everyone fully grasped the extent to which people were fond of the “ooh-loo-loo-loos”. He found it intriguing that people were so upset about the theme change. He suggested to the producer that they could eventually release a longer version with the “ooh-loo-loo-loos” since fans might react strongly if they learn it was intended all along. The producer agreed, but Mike later vetoed this idea, which may have been the final straw in their disagreement. Mike simply refused any suggestions after that point.
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2025-04-03 19:41