The bass-popping, mouth-popping score to Seinfeld is nearly as iconic as the '90s sitcom's catchphrases and Kramer's entrances, but it's never been released in soundtrack form. Till now. Variety reports that Jonathan Wolff's score will get its first-ever release on Friday, July 2 and will be available through all digital platforms via WaterTower Music, which is Warner Media's in-house soundtrack/score label.
“It struggled for the first few seasons,” Wolff told Variety. “We were an accidental hit. We were busy getting episodes out, and nobody was thinking about the music. And that’s OK.” Also: TV scores, especially for sitcoms, weren't usually released. The Seinfeld soundtrack features the classic theme and 32 other short music cues, totalling about 40 minutes of music.