How 'Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies' found a sound of its own

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LOS ANGELES : While songwriter Justin Tranter has attained success by penning hit pop anthems like Justin Bieber's 'Sorry' and Imagine Dragons' 'Believer,' writing music for the Paramount+ prequel 'Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies' took him in a new direction. For the 10-part musical TV series based on

LOS ANGELES : While songwriter Justin Tranter has attained success by penning hit pop anthems like Justin Bieber's"Sorry" and Imagine Dragons'"Believer," writing music for the Paramount+ prequel "Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies" took him in a new direction.

"I'm very proud of my pop songs but there isn't the level of storytelling that's required for a musical," Tranter told Reuters. The first season, which ends on Thursday, follows four rebellious students who unite to become the misfits of Rydell High and eventually the"Pink Ladies" clique. The show's lead, Marisa Davila, portrays Jane Facciano, the first female student to run for class president.

 

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