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The Game of Thrones finale had a lot of memorable moments thanks to Arya Stark, the diminutive Lyanna Mormont, Jon Snow and Sansa Stark, and Daenerys Targaryen. But the episode belonged to Cersei Lannister who anointed herself the queen she always knew she was, by making it through a literal trial by (wild) fire.
When Cersei made her bold move (no spoilers) her actions were underlined by the phenomenal, delicate-yet-powerful score by Ramin Djawadi who composed a piece called “The Light of the Seven” for the momentous scene.
Now, the song, along with much of the music from Game of Thrones incredible sixth season is available for streaming on Spotify.
That means you can crank up the tune, crack open the wine, and practice feeling very, very satisfied with yourself while you casually survey the destruction you have rained down upon your enemies.
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