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Swoon To The ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ Score By Nicholas Britell | Awards Watch

Listen to a track from Nicholas Britell’s score of ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ and swoon – Awards Watch

If ever there was a time to get your holiday gift giving guide together, now might be the time to put Nicholas Britell’s score on vinyl at the top of the list.  One of the most awarded and celebrated scores of the past year, Nicholas Britell’s score is one of those in-demand soundtracks that might get scarce at the height of the holiday season.  Check out the story at Awards Watch where they premiered “Agape” from If Beale Street Could Talk – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack – out now on Lakeshore Records and Invada Records

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GRAMMYs 2020: Nicholas Britell’s Academy Award Nominated ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’

The swooning score by Nicholas Britell harkens back to the hypnotic strings of his Moonlight soundtrack, this time infused with sounds of jazz instead of the chop-and-screw technique used for that last film. As in something like In The Mood For Love, the period details almost fade into the background, the film evoking a nostalgic mood without overdoing it on the popular music.” – Birth.Movies.Death

As we head into the end of the year, we take a look back at one of the most unforgettable film scores of the year: Nicholas Britell’s If Beale Street Could Talk!  The Barry Jenkins-helmed film and Britell’s score earned critical acclaim far and wide, garnering eight reviews over at Birth.Movies.Death, including a rapturous review of the score.  The film’s Regina King won the Best Supporting Actress Academy Awards for the film, Jenkins earned a nomination for Best Adapted Screen Play, and Britell received the Best Score Oscar nomination.

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Academy Award Winning ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ Comes To Digital, Vinyl This Week!

The most awarded film of the year, Barry Jenkins’ If Beale Street Could Talk, comes to Digital! If you missed seeing Beale Street in theaters, now you have the chance to experience the Oscar®-winning film on your favorite digital platform now! If Beale Street Could Talk is nominated for three Academy Awards® (Best Score, Best Adapted Screenplay. Best Supporting Actress) including a win for Regina King’s Oscar®-winning Best Supporting Actress performance!

In addition, the vinyl edition of the film score by Nicholas Britell will be available online and in stores Friday, March 15! The UK and international edition can be ordered at Invada Records.

“The scenes come alive even more thanks to Nicholas Britell’s gorgeous score, laden with sweeping strings and brass melodies.”  – USA Today

“Jenkins has made an absolutely gorgeous movie, from his vibrant color palette of saturated primary hues and pastels to Nicholas Britell’s mournful, poetic score.”  – Washington Post

Soundtrack Available Now: [Download/Listen][Order Vinyl]

Annapurna Pictures presents IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK, available now on Digital (get it here) and coming to Blu-ray/DVD on March 26!


Meet Nicholas Britell, Academy Award Nominated Composer of ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ At Amoeba Hollywood On February 5

Join us for a conversation with Academy Award® Nominee Nicholas Britell, composer of If Beale Street Could Talk, nominated for three Academy Awards® including Best Score and Best Adapted Screenplay!  He’ll be playing selections from his Oscar®-nominated scores, If Beale Street Could Talk and Moonlight.

To attend the signing/meet after the event:  purchase your copy of the If Beale Street Could Talk soundtrack at Amoeba Hollywood on February 5th.

“Jenkins has made an absolutely gorgeous movie, from his vibrant color palette of saturated primary hues and pastels to Nicholas Britell’s mournful, poetic score.” – Washington Post

“the score for If Beale Street Could Talk makes it that much easier to trust in the love that takes this movie all the way.” – IndieWire

Amoeba Hollywood
6400 Sunset Blvd. (between Cahuenga and Ivar)
Los Angeles, CA 90028
February 5th @ 6:00pm

Go to Amoeba online for more details.

Soundtrack Available Now: [Download/Listen]

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Lakeshore Congratulates ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ On Three Academy Award Nominations Including Best Score!

Lakeshore Records soundtrack partners If Beale Street Could Talk (Annapurna Pictures) has received three Academy Award nominations, including Best Score for Composer Nicholas Britell! This is Nicholas’ second Academy Award nomination for Best Score. His first was for Moonlight (2016), his first collaboration with Academy Award-winning Director Barry Jenkins.

Film Score Available Now: [Download/Listen/Order Vinyl]

The film also received nominations for Best Adapted Screenplay (Barry Jenkins) and Best Supporting Actress (Regina King)! All the Oscar nominations were announced this morning. Congratulations to all the nominees this year! The 91st Oscars® will be held on Sunday, February 24, 2019, at the Dolby Theatre® at Hollywood & Highland Center® in Hollywood, and will be televised live on the ABC Television Network. 

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Congratulations to Nicholas Britell on your second Academy Award, Best Score Nomination! – Beale Street picked up a total of three Academy Award Nominations including Best Adapted Screenplay, Barry Jenkins and Best Supporting Actress, Regina King! – – “Barry Jenkins’ If Beale Street Could Talk is certainly not what anyone would call a happy film, as its central subjects live as targets of racial prejudice and victims of an unjust system, but it what does beautifully balance out the melancholy is the uplifting love in the relationship between KiKi Layne’s Tish and Stephen James’ Fonny.- – The purity and intensity of their bond is what powers them through a harsh and unfair world, and it makes the movie something special. There are a number of examples of this throughout the film, but the one we will highlight is their post-coital chat, gorgeously highlighted by composer Nicholas Britell’s “Eros.” – – #ifbealestreetcouldtalk #jamesbaldwin #barryjenkins #nicholasbritell #soundtrack #soundtracks #reginaking #filmscore #filmcomposer #newyorkcity #academyawards #bestscore #annapurna #annapurnapictures #academyawards #cinema #indiefilm #academyawards2019 #stephanjames #kikilayne #moonlight #moonlightmovie #moonlightfilm #lakeshorerecords #moviesoundtrack #moviesoundtracks #lsrbo2018 #invadarecords

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