Bridgerton is back for its third season and fans have been eager to get their ears on the brand new soundtrack.
In previous seasons, there is fanfare as the young lady about to make her debut emerges from her room. Instead we find Francesca quietly prepared and spending time doing what she loves – making music. The edgy and seething tone of the song perfectly captures Penelope's new-found boldness. She no longer wants to be the target of derision for her family and peers. She's paving her own way to a life she wants to live.The BTS ARMY will recognise this music immediately, with Vitamin String Quartet covering the Korean boy band's Dynamite.
She plays the brighter middle movement of the sonata, that doesn't display the tempestuous drama of the outer movements. The choice also sets her apart from the Queen who states her approval, "Someone who performs not for me, but for themselves. Brava."As the ton ton descends on "The Innovations Ball" we hear the strains of Cheap Thrills by Australian singer-songwriter Sia.
While Lord Debling 'serenades' Penelope through dance, the focus switches to Violet Bridgerton who is receiving her own 'serenade' through conversation with Lady Danbury's brother.The conflicted feelings of Snow on the Beach pairs well with Colin's interruption of Penelope dancing with Lord Debling, who is on the cusp of proposing.
Throughout the season we are regularly reminded that Colin is well-travelled, so this emotionally open, seductive club banger from Mr Worldwide aka Pitbull, perfectly suits the theme of Colin's newfound self-confidence.Script provider MediSecure is at centre of 'large-scale ransomware' data breach, ABC can confirm
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