Nick Urata, whom you may recognize from recently co-scoring on The Cobbler (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) and of the Grammy-nominated band DeVotchKa (for their music on Little Miss Sunshine), will perform live on Conan, so tune in tonight at 11/10c on TBS (check local listings)! See more below.
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Are you excited about the new Nacho Libre soundtrack coming soon on custom vinyl? It is available now on pre-order! To whet your appetite for some Nacho Libre goodness, our artist Sachin Teng provided a fun tour of concept sketches for the album cover. “I tried to go in as many different directions as possible…”
Nacho Libre stars Jack Black, who also stars in the upcoming The D Train (read our post about The D Train soundtrack).
Playing It Cool is out now on VOD (rent it on iTunes). The romantic comedy stars Chris Evans (Snowpiercer, Captain America: The Winter Soldier) and Michelle Monaghan (Better Living Through Chemistry, Source Code). Jake Monaco’s score — his music can also be found in last summer’s Let’s Be Cops soundtrack — has been described as a departure from the typical rom-com music by Soundtrack Dreams (read the full review at SoundtrackDreams.com). Playing It Cool (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is out now on iTunes. Preview the album below.
The tone, the retrained emotions and the flawless piano and string pieces come together for a piercing listening experience. Paul Cantelon delivered a solid and beautiful score for very precise moods. –Soundtrack Dreams
Lakeshore Records is very pleased to release Effie Gray (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), featuring the score by Composer Paul Cantelon. Effie Gray’s all-star ensemble cast includes Emma Thompson, Dakota Fanning, Tom Sturridge, David Suchet, Sir Derek Jakobi, Julie Walters, Riccardo Scamarcio and the legendary Claudia Cardinale. Directed by Richard Laxton, Effie Gray makes its U.S. theatrical premiere on Friday, April 3 (find a theater near you). Preview the album below.
Jack Black needs to make more movies like The D Train, the semi-dark, semi-sweet comedy that’s making its debut at this week’s Sundance Film Festival. (January 29, 2015) –Yahoo! Movies
