Van_Etten

https://parkavecds.com/UPC/888072627321 Turns out it's just a shorter 25th anniversary album

Mostly all green cover, looks like just one CD?

Probably since Lionsgate is now responsible for marketing, Coppola didn't put the trailer on his channel like he did with the first one.

In Poland it's October 25

Cannes released a long press kit for the film, which also features Osvaldo Golijov talking about the score. https://cdn-medias.festival-cannes.com/uploads/2024/05/174074.pdf

Curious if there will be a live recording of this for everyone to hear or even new bluray home release. Abel Korzeniowski's score didn't make it so far.

I recall Ryuichi Sakamoto, David Byrne and Cong Su having their own statues during the ceremony, but perhaps the rules were different back then.

Soooo... Giacchino here we go?

Whoever does Coppola's Megalopolis, if it has an original score. Silvestri's "Here". Shore of course did Cronenberg's "The Shrouds".

Maybe this is an unpopular opinion but Jedi Rocks/Victory Celebration > Lapti Nek/Yub Nub

I think it's more troubling that the Academy itself (supposedly full of professional musicians) rewards scores for using BWAAAAMSS

Aaaaand once again with butchered trailer music.

In January he released his last solo album titled "12". Sakamoto also scored a film "Monster" by Hirokazu Koreeda ready for release this year.