http://filmmusicreporter.com/2022/05/26/the-bobs-burgers-movie-soundtrack-album-details/#more-90289

I’m not really familiar with Davies firsthand, but I vaguely recall him getting the credit for Sardy’s Monster Trucks and Santaolalla’s Book of Life not being terrible/mediocre, and that he has previously adapted themes by Desplat and Santaolalla on Trollhunters and Maya and the Three (which I also vaguely recall Riley really liked) respectively.

> I’m not really familiar with Davies firsthand, but I vaguely recall him
> getting the credit for Sardy’s Monster Trucks and Santaolalla’s Book of
> Life not being terrible/mediocre, and that he has previously adapted
> themes by Desplat and Santaolalla on Trollhunters and Maya and the Three
> (which I also vaguely recall Riley really liked) respectively.

Hmm, I'll bite. Curious to see where this one goes.

Also found a great interview with him, dealing with his work on Trollhunters- which as far as I can tell was his first composer credit on album.

“Del Toro and Desplat had been looking for a project to do together for a long time, way before I entered the picture. Desplat does not have the time to write a whole series, but he could write the main title and a few themes. He wrote a theme for our hero, Jim, and a little suite of darker material that I raided for nuggets to build other themes from.
I did not know of his involvement and when they mentioned this in my first meeting at Dreamworks I think I swore out loud. Everything I had done as a composer (for media) up to then had been using others’ themes and I was looking forward to just using my own. Now here I was being told that someone else had written the material again! Guillermo said don’t worry, there are plenty of characters to write more themes for, and he was right!
Also, Desplat is one of the top film composers on the planet and the material he gave me was amazing, so it really was a blessing, not a curse.”

https://www.finalemusic.com/blog/tim-davies-music-trollhunters/