Coldplay | Soundtracks, Scores and More!

Make it a Zach Braff movie night: The Last Kiss (on demand via HBO GO) centers around a confused almost 30-year-old man (Zach Braff) who experiences a personal crisis when he discovers that his girlfriend (Jacinda Barrett) is pregnant just as a young college student (Rachel Bilson) starts pursuing him. The endearing dramedy comes with an awesome soundtrack released by Lakeshore Records! Preview the album below. Then, watch Wish I Was Here, out in select theaters. Braff plays a 30-something man who reaches a crossroads and begins to examine his life and his family.

Download The Album!

The Last Kiss (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack): iTunes | Buy CD

Watch Imogen Heap perform a song featured on the soundtrack!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHk2lLaDzlM

Catch Wish I Was Here now in theaters:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCponfeWNOI

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What do you do when the love of your life disappears inexplicably two years ago, and you think you’ve just seen her? Josh Hartnett and Diane Kruger sizzle on screen as two lovers who experience an epic missed connection. Composer Cliff Martinez (Drive, The Lincoln Lawyer) pulls in all the instrumental elements for a score which hones in on the sense of longing, desperation and confusion as the story unfolds. Released by Lakeshore Records, music by Stereophonics, Lifehouse, Death Cab for Cutie, Snow Patrol, Broken Social Scene, The Stills, Mazzy Star, The Legends, The Shins, Jaime Wyatt, The Postal Service, Aqua Lung, Mogwai, Mates of State, +/-, múm, and Danny Lohner and Johnette Napolitano (who cover a Coldplay song), comprise a very mixtape soundtrack for lovers.

Matthew’s job as an advertising exec brings him back to Chicago and soon the past begins to haunt him again. Diane Kruger stars as “Lisa,” the girlfriend and Rose Byrne plays an obsessed woman who holds the key to Lisa’s disappearance. Matthew Lillard (“Luke”) and Jessica Paré (“Rebecca”) round out the cast. Composer Cliff Martinez’s score paints a canvas of nostalgia, heartbreak and determination to guide viewers along as the mystery unfolds through many separated puzzle pieces.