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As with his previous collaborations with Coogler, Gransson began work on the Black Panther score as early as possible, much earlier than any other composer on a Marvel Studios film according to producer Nate Moore.[4][8] Gransson began discussing the film with Coogler immediately, and the director shared research he did in Africa while preparing for the film;[9] Gransson read the first draft of the script as soon as Coogler was happy with it,[4] and read comics from Ta-Nehisi Coates' run on Black Panther, which had just begun.[9] Gransson acknowledged that he is an unlikely candidate to write African music given he is Swedish,[10] and decided that he needed to go to Africa himself to do his own research.[4] He noted that the fictional setting of the film, Wakanda, was never colonized and so the music found there would not have been influenced by Christian music.[11] Coogler also wanted to use authentic African sounds, a first for a superhero film, and trusted Gransson to balance this with the "anthemic" quality of a traditional superhero score.[12]

In Senegal, Gransson was particularly drawn to the talking drum as a form of communication in addition to being a musical instrument. This became the first sound he used in the score to represent T'Challa / Black Panther, and he described it as "the first seed of how the instrumentation affected the process."[4] T'Challa's theme consists of six talking drums being played together,[12] with a solo talking drum performance by soloist Massamba Diop layered over those. These were combined with the sound of a talking drum mimicking the word "T'Challa" and a beat from a Roland TR-808 drum machine to "beef it up." Gransson used the base talking drum rhythm, 808 rhythm, solo talking drum, and "T'Challa" talking drum motif as the primary rhythm for T'Challa in the score. On top of this rhythm, Coogler and Gransson chose to use horns to make the character's theme sound more royal,[14] with Gransson writing music for the horns that he felt was more rhythmic than melodic and allowed them to be interpreted as coming from the rhythm of the talking drums rather than a traditional western theme with drums in the background. Gransson did write a specific six-note melody for T'Challa, also played on the brass, which serves as the final piece of the character's main theme and also is used as a main theme for the film during scene transitions and for driving the overall story forward.[17]

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Lamar teased his involvement with the album in an easter egg in the music video for his single "Love" in late December, with a clapperboard reading "B.Panther soundtrack coming soon."[26] After completing work on the album, Lamar praised the producers and artists who worked with him on it for allowing him to "execute a sound for the soundtrack." He added, "The concept of producing and composing a project other than my own has always been ideal," stating that he appreciated the experience.[27] Coogler felt the album still related to the film, but had also become "more than that" and was its own piece of art that can be enjoyed separately. He noted that a lot of the artists who collaborated on the soundtrack did so without knowing what the film was, agreeing to work with Lamar rather than on a tie-in to Black Panther.[8]

Also writing for Vice, Lawrence Burney criticized the number of non-American artists featured on the album, lamenting that it could have been "so much more" if it had represented more global black communities. He concluded that "there is room to wonder what the outcome would have been if Kendrick and the rest of TDE swapped out James Blake and a few American rappers for artists like Jamaica's Spice [or] Brazil's Karol Conk ... It could have made an equally-remarkable accompanying musical piece to Black Panther. But if those chances are never taken, especially with platforms as big as Marvel in support, we may not get to see what an artistic coming-together could really do for diasporic relations."[118] Dustin Seibert was excited for the album's release, but in his review of it for The Grio he expressed disappointment, finding many of the songs to be mediocre and especially criticizing Lamar's supportive work which he felt detracted from some of the guest performances. Seibert also criticized lyrics that he found to be demeaning to women or even "basic scumbag gangster bars," which he saw as clashing with the themes of the film. He stated his hope that the film itself be better than the underwhelming soundtrack album.[119]

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