Jayce And The Wheeled Warriors soundtrack

For those of us who adore Shuki Levy's He-Man and She-Ra music, you will be very interested to hear that the French soundtrack company Tele 80 (who have released He-Man and Inspector Gadget albums) are releasing Levy's music for Jayce And The Wheeled Warriors.

It's being done as a crowdfunding campaign, with release planned for September, if you back it. Needless to say, I have done so!

They offer four packages:
CD
Vinyl
CD and vinyl
CD, vinyl, poster in a boxset

More details here

Jayce et les conquérants de la lumière ! La B.O. ! - Ulule

I would love to see releases of the Dennis the Menace cartoon series and Hulk Hogan Rock N'Wrestling soundtracks.

They've reached 365% of funding which is pretty damn amazing!

Regarding the music from "Inspector Gadget", I did discover a few tracks that were not included in that soundtrack released a few years ago. One I recall not being there is the background music used in the car chase theme in "Luck of the Irish" which involves oil drums which the "lepre-con" intentionally loses to make Gadget go away. The same background music was also used in "Tree Guesses" where another chase scene occurred but wood rot formula was poured over a bridge and was corroding, and Gadget managed to escape uninjured thanks to Penny's computer skills.

Why wasn't that particular track included in the soundtrack released a few years ago? Was it by a different composer?

Either way, I am glad that Shuki Levy is slowly releasing some of his music from cartoon series to the public. I can only hope that someday, Hoyt Curtin's estate may release his Hanna-Barbera background music from the early 1980s series such as "Richie Rich", and music from "The Little Rascals" that was recycled on "The Gary Coleman Show", "Scooby and Scrappy-Doo" season 4, and "Shirt Tales". I do know it's likely that Hoyt's music exclusively heard in "The Little Rascals" will likely never see the light of day, given the legal trouble the show faced in 1984. I'm kind of surprised the show continued airing on ABC through September 1, 1984, considering the lawsuit was filed by March 1984.

Hoyt's estate did release the background music from "The Flintstones", "Scooby-Doo, Where Are You", "Yogi Bear", and other older H-B toons. Maybe the early 1980s music, particularly the "Richie Rich" background music, will get released someday, but first they have to release music from later 1970s productions, but I am very doubtful about "The Little Rascals" music, unless a score was recycled in other H-B toons in 1982-84.

I do have the most recent Gadget CD. But I don't know how much music was composed for the show and wasn't put on the CD. It could be a LOT more. Look at how much music Shuki Levy composed for Mysterious Cities of Gold. That was a lot!

I thought the Inspector Gadget CD was released longer ago than recent? I found out that clips from that soundtrack were on YT and they were uploaded over a decade ago. I doubt 2010 is considered "recent", unless there was an updated CD in recent years.

It was released around 2013

Thanks for clarifying. Maybe this 30th anniversary edition has more cues that were not featured in the original CD. If my math is correct, there were about 14 cues on the original CD.

I do have to ask, are there any short cues on the CD that were usually heard just before a commercial break (particularly the cues heard when Gadget is in the process of getting in harm's way (the longer cue), or Gadget was facing harm pretty quickly (there were two cues in these situations both of which were pretty quick, one of them using a trombone-style, and the other using a higher-pitched brass instrument of some sort)?

I'd be interested in purchasing this CD someday, unless the tracks on this CD are uploaded on YT already.

The tracks aren't on YouTube alas.

There are 30 tracks on my 2013 CD. Full list here:

Inspector Gadget- Soundtrack details - SoundtrackCollector.com

It's been ages since I've watched the series so I don't know if any of the cues you describe are on the CD.

For some of the tracks that are not on the CD, I did create audio clips of at least two end of segment cues - one of them involved Gadget getting into danger (like in "Snakin' All Over" where the end of a scene involved a snake hypnotizing Gadget and a boa constrictor wrapped around Gadget), and another where one of the principal characters suffered an impact (like the very short cue at the end of the segment in "Unhenged" where Brain discovered Gadget deep down in a mud pit after a Scottish-like MAD agent was digging peat).