The original soundtrack of "Godzilla 2: King of the Monsters" was produced by Bell McQueen. McQueen and director Michael Doherty wanted to create the concept of "Monster Opera", so that each monster has its own theme music. In terms of creation, he was inspired by the classic Japanese old monster movies. The "voices" of the four kings of monsters are different: the theme music of Godzilla uses the heroic guttural sounds of the Tokyo Taiko Ensemble, and incorporates the rising chants in Japanese; the theme music of Gidola , Mixed the hypnotic tones sung by different styles of Japanese monks; the monster queen "Musra's Song" is dominated by female choirs; Raton's theme music is realized through the rapid "screaming" of French horns, which both imitates and supports the giant The harsh cry of the beast. With the help of the soundtrack, every monster protagonist has the "BGM" effect.
"Godzilla 2: King of the Monsters" took nearly two years for the soundtrack work alone. The recording location spanned from London to Shanghai and was completed in collaboration with hundreds of musicians. Among them, there were 25 people in the Taiko ensemble, and chorus. The group is up to 80 people.
