Hey real quick, you knew just as well as I did that this soundtrack would be rollin' out soon and now the wait is over. You can now get the official Call+Response soundtrack via iTunes now! You'll get 17 live performances from some amazing artists like Rocco Deluca, Matisyahu, Natasha Bedingfield, and Cold War Kids. If you haven't heard about human trafficking and the modern day slave trade, read up on it here. If you're ready to get involved and do something check these projects out. If you haven't seen the movie yet, check out the website and see when it's coming to your neck of the woods. And lastly check out these totally dope shirts with Cornel West's quote "Justice is what LOVE looks like in public" right on the site printed on sweatshop free Alternative Apparel t-shirts! GO NOW!

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If you are a sucker, like me, for romantic comedies, you're bound to be a sucker (in a good way) for the soundtrack to Peter Hedges' Dan In Real Life. Starring some well-known faces such as Steve Carell (The Office, Evan Almighty, 40 Year Old Virgin), Dane Cook (yes, yes, we know his crazy comedic ass) and gorgeous French beauty, Juliette Binoche (Chocolat).The array of feelings this sountrack evokes ranges from "cozy by the fireplace" to melancholy to "driving with the windows down" feel to "love sucks" to "aww, adorable!" and I can even see some males agreeing to that one, so don't brush that off so quickly.

The sountrack is mainly comprised of Norwegian Sondre Lerche's songs, he is also joined by Regina Spektor and The Faces Down Quartet on a couple of the tracks, The movie is slowly scooting out of the major movie theatres so hurry and catch this hilarious, quite realistically sentimental and at times cutely idealistic little film.

To Be Surprised-Sondre Lerche
Hell No-Sondre Lerche & Regina Spektor
Human Hands-Sondre Lerche & The Faces Down Quartet

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Brightly colored escapades, streams of sadness, embraces of awkwardness, an unpredictable train trip with three brothers learning to deal with their father's death, their mother's constant absence, relationship emptiness and traveling together on train that eventually leaves them in the middle of nowhere face to face with the reality of their situation.

After finally seeing Wes Anderson's new film last night, Darjeeling Ltd., I was left with a lot to be pensive about-mostly thinking, "I want this soundtrack!", and I am impatiently excited to expose y'all to some yummy soundtrack magic. Enjoy.


Peter Sarstedt-Where Do You Go To (My Lovely)
The Kinks- This Time Tomorrow
The Rolling Stones- Play With Fire

P.S. If you are about to go see this film, I recommend to go watch the first part, Hotel Chavalier, a 12 minute short film. Find it here.

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