The NBA is preparing new music for the Finals by composer Nicholas Britell and rapper Nas. Multiple outlets report that the league is rolling out a new audio package designed to create a recognizable “signature” sound for the championship. The effort pairs Britell’s composition work with Nas, who is set to provide the voiceover for the debut spot. The Hollywood Reporter says the NBA will introduce the new score and identity during a specific promotional spot that is set to premiere Wednesday. The New York Times frames the rollout as an attempt to make the music a lasting part of how audiences associate the sport’s biggest event. Together, the reports indicate the league is using Britell’s established cinematic-style scoring and Nas’s distinctive voice to produce a consistent Finals soundtrack. The outlets do not provide additional details about distribution across broadcasts or longer-term plans, but they agree that this is a coordinated launch of new music tied directly to the NBA Finals branding.