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AMC’s surreal TV series, Dispatches From Elsewhere will air its season finale tonight at 10/9c on AMC! The show premiered March 1, 2020 on the network and stars Andre Benjamin, Sally Field, Richard E. Grant, Jason Segel and Eve Lindley. Featuring score by Atticus Ross, Leopold Ross & Claudia Sarne (Earthquake Bird, Days of Grace), the series centers on a diverse foursome “brought together by chance – or perhaps it’s by design – when they stumble onto a puzzle hiding just behind the veil of everyday life.” Watch the series trailer below and tune in tonight!

To find themselves, they had to look elsewhere. Don’t miss the Series Finale tonight at 10/9c on AMC.
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Throwback Thursday: Days Of Grace Soundtrack Featuring Atticus Ross, Leopold Ross and Claudia Sarne

November 14, 2019 Film Music Daily Staff

Days of Grace Soundtrack - Various Artists | Lakeshore Records

This week, we’re honoring the release of Wash Westmoreland’s highly-anticipated Earthquake Bird film on Netflix (November 15)! The film starring Academy Award^® winner Alicia Vikander, Golden Globe^® nominee Riley Keough and Naoki Kobayashi features score by Academy Award^®-winning Composer Atticus Ross (The Social Network), Leopold Ross and Claudia Sarne. We’ve dug into the Lakeshore Records vault to present the 2012 release of Days of Grace – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, also featuring music by this trio, alongside film music greats Nick Cave and Warren Ellis (War Machine), and Shigeru Umebayashi (The Grandmaster).

Days Of Grace (aka Días de gracia) won 15 awards and 11 nominations, including Best Score wins at Mexico’s Ariel Awards and Guadalajara International Film Festival, and nabbed the Golden Camera nomination at Cannes!

See listening links and more below!

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New Soundtrack: ‘Earthquake Bird’ Score By Atticus Ross, Leopold Ross & Claudia Sarne, Film Now Playing

November 8, 2019 Film Music Daily Staff 1 Comment

Featuring lyrics in both English and Japanese, the haunting yet soothing melody paints a noir-ish picture over its near-six minute runtime – Austin Trunick, Under The Radar

The visuals are tidily complimented by a hypnotic, droning musical score from Atticus Ross and his brother Leopold. – Shaun Munro, Flickering Myth

Lakeshore Records is thrilled to release Earthquake Bird – Original Music From The Netflix Film by Atticus Ross, Leopold Ross and Claudia Sarne. The album also features the song, “Shine On” by Atticus Ross and Claudia Sarne, featuring Satomi Matsuzaki of the band Deerhoof. The trio previously collaborated on scores to Days of Grace (2012) and The Book of Eli (2010). See album links and more below. Atticus is also a member of Rock & Roll Hall of Fame-nominated band, Nine Inch Nails, having collaborated with Trent Reznor on their Academy Award^®-winning score to The Social Network.

Adapted from the prize-winning novel, The Earthquake Bird by Susanna Jones, Wash Westmoreland’s “elegant” (Variety) psychological thriller stars Academy Award^® winner Alicia Vikander, Golden Globe^® nominee Riley Keough, and Naoki Kobayashi, the film is now playing in select theaters!

Keep reading for more about Earthquake Bird.

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Premiere: Listen To ‘Shine On’ By Atticus Ross & Claudia Sarne Ft. Satomi Matsuzaki (Earthquake Bird Soundtrack) | Under The Radar

October 18, 2019 Film Music Daily Staff

Featuring lyrics in both English and Japanese, the haunting yet soothing melody paints a noir-ish picture over its near-six minute runtime – Austin Trunick, Under The Radar

Premiering today is the single, “Shine On” by Atticus Ross and Claudia Sarne, featuring vocals by Satomi Matsuzaki of indie band, Deerhoof. The song comes off the forthcoming album, Earthquake Bird (Original Music From The Netflix Film) featuring score by Atticus Ross, Leopold Ross and Claudia Sarne — out Friday, November 15 on Lakeshore Records and Invada Records. Ahead of the album release, you can listen to the single now exclusively at Under The Radar! The single is available now as an instant download with the album pre-order. Keep reading for more on the album.

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Scarlett Johansson Is A Recording Star

April 17, 2014 Film Music Daily Staff 2 Comments

Scarlett Johansson is in the spotlight with her new movie, Captain America: Winter Soldier, but we really want to shine the light on her recording career. You may have heard her vocals in the Days of Grace soundtrack released by Lakeshore Records. Featured in the George Gershwin standard, “Summertime,” remixed by Robert Del Naja (of Massive Attack) and Tim Goldsworthy, Johansson’s vocals are ethereal and not to be missed. But, if by chance you haven’t heard it, we’ve got you covered.

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Days of Grace Soundtrack: Download | Buy CD

The album also features a score by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis (“The Road”; “The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford”), Academy Award-winner Atticus Ross (“The Social Network”; “The Book of Eli”) with Leopold Ross & Claudia Sarne, and Shigeru Umebayashi (The Grandmaster).

More to love: In the past two years, Johansson’s vocals have been associated with Oscar-nominated films such as Her in which she sings “Moon Song” (check out this acoustic version), and the Oscar-nominated climate documentary, Chasing Ice, in which she contributed her vocal talents to “Before My Time.” We have a very good hunch that we will be hearing a lot more from her.

In the spotlight: Watch the Vanity Fair May 2014 cover shoot video, featuring Scarlett Johansson:

Scarlett Johansson graces the May 2014 cover of Vanity Fair magazine, shot by photographer Craig McDean.