John Wick: Chapter 4 official soundtrack release date revealed

The soundtrack of John Wick: Chapter 4 is set to be released by Lakeshore Records.

In an announcement it emerged that the record company will unveil John Wick: Chapter 4 - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack on Match 24 which will include an original piece by Tyler Bates and Joel J. Richard.

The duo’s work has been integral to the all the three movies of the John Wick franchise and this time they have come up with a "high-intensity compositions that feature an array of instruments — including treated piano, mandolin, acoustic and electric guitar, bass, harmonica orchestra, synths, and found object percussion."

Speaking about creating IN THIS MOMENT with Richard, Bates told Entertainment Weekly: "'I Would Die For You' is a song that I wrote with Maria Brink and Chris Howorth of IN THIS MOMENT and [also] produced. Chad, literally, out of the blue, called me up, and he's like, 'Yo, Tyler, do you know this singer, I love her, Maria-something, she's in this band, IN THIS…?' I'm like, 'IN THIS MOMENT?' He said, 'Yeah, that's it!' I said, 'I'm actually working on their new record right now. [Laughs] They are real fans of 'John Wick', which is really cool."

John Wick: Chapter 4 serves SHOCKING ending: Spoiler alert

The  ending of John Wick 4 left viewers in awe as the movie ended with the supposed death of Wick. 

When asked about why the ending went in such a direction Keanu Reeves spoke over Chapter 4's existence and said: "We had the opportunity [to do another film] because the audience [response to] Chapter Three, and we were like, 'What was the Why?'" 

"And when Chad and I was talking, the Why? was death – and it was John Wick’s death. For him to get his peace, or freedom, in a way … that was the reason to make the movie. It can’t just be, 'Let’s do another one.' It was really about death, or a way of dying. We were really inspired by the Hagakure…"

According to John Wick director Chad Stahelski, The Hagakure is a Japanese code of ethics. 

A book titled Hagakure: The Book of the Samurai explains its teachings as "a practical and spiritual guide for a warrior."