Listen to Samples from all the songs on the Reaching For The Moon (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) now here:
Reaching For The Moon (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Music by Marcelo Zarvos.
Available January 14th, 2014
Tracklisting:
01. Corujas
02. Bishop’s Studio
03. Shooting Stars
04. Lonely Birthday
05. House Tour
06. Elizabeth’s Speech
07. Back from the Hospital
08. Mary Returns
09. North and South
10. Military Coup
11. The Painting
12. Lota Visits Lacerda
13. The Baby
14. New Desk
15. Building the Park
16. Bishop Leaves
17. Reading to Lota
18. Ouro Preto
19. Crossing the Equator
20. Lota and Bishop
21. Lost Letters
22. Pulitzer Telegram
23. Bishop’s Apartment
24. Lota in N.Y.
25. Betrayal
26. The Art of Losing
One of the masterstrokes of the near-meteoric rise of Jeff Nichols was borrowing a composer from friend and collaborator David Gordon Green. David Wingo scored many of Green’s early films, as far as back as “George Washington” (recently reteaming with him for “Prince Avalanche”—see below), and came up with one of the most memorable scores of 2011 at his first time at bat with Nichols on “Take Shelter.” We hope the collaboration with Nichols is as long-running as the one with Green, because they’ve come up with gold again for “Mud.” Even more so that its predecessor, it’s real country-fried stuff, with Wingo combining bluegrass banjo and fiddle with persistent percussion and foreboding strings. The latter in particular is crucial to the film: even at its most carefree, the filmmaker and his composer don’t let you forget that something terrible is coming.
Youtube Album Preview:
Ain’t Them Bodies Saints – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
The moody and mystical “Ain’t Them Bodies Saints” features a trifecta of lived-in performances, sun-dappled cinematography, and a lilting, lovely score by Daniel Hart. Layers of strings, from violins and cellos to the higher ranges of bluegrass-inspired mandolin is buttressed by rhythmic hand-clapping, creating a totally unique and hypnotic sound. The score colors in all the elements of time and place, at once authentic and at other times magical and fairy-like, sounding of winged creatures taking flight. And yet, it feels organic, real, and worn, much like the aesthetic of the picture. Hart, another of ourOn The Rise composers this year, is a violinist and composer who also worked on David Lowery’s feature “St. Nick,” and short “Pioneer,” and it’s clear that the two artists’ work informs each other, fitting together seamlessly. Intimate, organic, grounded, and yet airy, the score of “Aint Them Bodies Saints” is what makes that film such a specific and unique piece.
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The Spectacular Now – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Indie composer Rob Simonsen is becoming quite ubiquitous. In 2013, he wrote music for “Girl Most Likely,” “The Way Way Back” and “The English Teacher” among others, but it’s his dreamy and emotional work in “The Spectacular Now” that really caught our ear.
As everyone gets back in the School Spirit this Fall, we revisit this classic Throwback Soundtrack to Charlie Bartlett, featuring score by Christophe Beck, who also composed the score for Runner Runner, coming out October 1st! Also featuring songs from the movie by Hard-Fi, Curtis Mayfield, Spiral Beach, Kat Dennings, and Tom Freund– and dialog from the movie! Get it at the links below.
A solid and timely piece of work from Hollywood veteran Irwin Winkler is an important, thought and emotion-provoking film, certain to be controversial, and to be remembered.
– Rotten Tomatoes
Sheryl Crow “Try Not To Remember” from Home Of The Brave
TRACK LISTING:
01. Try Not To Remember – Sheryl Crow
02. The Battle Ends – Stephen Endelman
03. Opening Iraq – Stephen Endelman
04. Looking at the Map – Stephen Endelman
05. Daddy’s Home – Stephen Endelman
06. The Kitchen – Stephen Endelman
07. The Funeral – Stephen Endelman
08. I Gave This To Him – Stephen Endelman
09. Unbuttoning – Stephen Endelman
10. The Chase – Stephen Endelman
11. I’m Sorry Mommy – Stephen Endelman
12. Where Is He? – Stephen Endelman
13. What We’re Thankful For – Stephen Endelman
14. Test Taking – Stephen Endelman
15. All Hell Broke Loose – Stephen Endelman
16. What Happened to your Hand? – Stephen Endelman
17. One Kid and One Hand – Stephen Endelman
18. Go and Die – Stephen Endelman
19. Return To Iraq – Stephen Endelman
Ain’t Them Bodies Saints Soundtrack Original Score by Daniel Hart is out now. Read this wonderful review of the Soundtrack at FilmMusicMedia.com:
Ain’t Them Bodies Saints is a truly moving score. It starts off very warm almost with a heartfelt glow. There’s the slightest flutter of love moving underneath the music. The piece titled “Ruth And Sylvie” is a stunning meditation on the warmth of family. The clapping that acts as the percussion is not only unique but it gives a figurative and literal human touch that is very different than say a vocal. The sense of touch is translated into the sense of hearing, and I think that’s very amazing.
01. ATBS Theme – Daniel Hart
02. Ruth and Sylvie – Daniel Hart
03. Freddy’s Dead/Sylvie’s Born – Daniel Hart
04. Fixer Upper – Daniel Hart
05. Bob Escapes – Daniel Hart
06. Ruth Tries to Write – Daniel Hart
07. Skerritt Reads the Letter – Daniel Hart
08. Do You Remember That Day? – Daniel Hart
09. Sweet Talk – Daniel Hart
10. The Last Shootout – Daniel Hart
11. Inside the Farmhouse – Daniel Hart
12. The Lights – Keith Carradine
13. Blue Jay – Curtis Heath
14. Ain’t Long Enough – Andrew Tinker
15. Here We Are – Greg Schroeder w/ Mara Lee Miller
16. He Never Told Me – Annell Brodeur
17. Been Waiting – Curtis Heath and John Graney
18. Appalachian Abduction – Curtis Heath
19. Siren Call – Aaron Kyle
