Working with the creator is as much of an honor as collaborating with Clint Eastwood or Martin Scorsese

Thom Yorke, the lead singer of Radiohead, recently unveiled a new track titled “Dialing In,” which serves as the theme song for the upcoming Apple TV+ series, Smoke. Interestingly, fans of Yorke may find the track familiar as it had been performed live under the title “Gawpers” before its official release.

Dennis Lehane, the creator and executive producer of Smoke, expressed his excitement and admiration for collaborating with Thom Yorke on the theme song, likening it to working with legendary figures like Clint Eastwood, Martin Scorsese, and Richard Price. Lehane spoke highly of Yorke’s talent and ability to capture the essence of the show with his song, stating that Yorke transformed a basic concept into a powerful and fitting piece of music for Smoke.

Yorke’s recent productivity extends beyond his contribution to Smoke, with the release of a new album entitled “Tall Tales,” a collaborative effort with producer Mark Pritchard. Furthermore, rumors have circulated about a potential Radiohead tour following the news that the band’s members have established a new legal partnership, a move often associated with upcoming musical projects. Despite these hints, no official announcements have been made regarding Radiohead’s future endeavors.

The anticipation for Smoke continues to build as its premiere on Apple TV+ approaches on June 27. Fans of Thom Yorke and Radiohead eagerly await the debut of “Dialing In” in the context of the series. Yorke’s versatile musical talents and ability to create emotionally resonant and evocative music have solidified his place as a revered artist in the music industry.

As Smoke prepares to captivate audiences with its compelling narrative, backed by Yorke’s mesmerizing theme song, the collaboration between the acclaimed musician and the television series promises to deliver a unique and immersive viewing experience. Fans can look forward to exploring the symbiotic relationship between music and storytelling in Smoke, as envisioned by Thom Yorke and the creative team behind the series.