London’s Heathrow Airport is hoping to get travelers into the holiday mood this summer with a soundtrack of real-life jet engines, lift dings and baggage sirens.

The collaboration debuts the first-ever original track composed entirely using sounds recorded within the airport, evoking the feeling of summer holiday travel.

Musician and producer Jordan Rakei recorded more than 50 sounds such as travellers’ footsteps, passports being stamped and ...

Travellers flying from Heathrow this summer can expect to hear a unique soundtrack created using sounds of the airport.

The track, which is designed to loop, is being played inside Heathrow’s four terminals and is available to download ...

Passengers preparing to fly from Heathrow this summer can listen to a new piece of music created entirely using sounds of the airport. Musician and producer Jordan Rakei recorded more than 50 ...

The airport has commissioned a soundtrack recorded on site to reflect the "excitement" of waiting to board a flight.

Shut your eyes and jab a finger at a map of the US and you will likely find a brand new, freshly spruced up or forthcoming art museum within driving distance of your digit.

Musician and producer Jordan Rakei recorded more than 50 sounds such as travellers’ footsteps, passports being stamped, public address announcements and the hum of aircraft engines before take-off.

And can Heathrow airport’s ambient soundscape help calm the nerves of anxious flyer Tim Stanley?

Grammy nominee Jordan Rakei creates a of London's Heathrow Airport using sounds from the airport called Music for Heathrow ...