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Gospel Horror and Creepy Bluegrass: Behind the Music of ‘Get Out’

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NEW YORK — When Jordan Peele tasked composer Michael Abels with writing the soundtrack for the horror film “Get Out,” Peele said he wanted to hear the Black American voice, both metaphorically and

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