EXCLUSIVE: Listen to Music From the ‘Tumbledown’ Soundtrack

Tumbledown is the story of two strangers brought together by the music of Hunter Miles, a folk musician who produced one acclaimed album in the woods of Maine before he died. Rebecca Hall stars at Hunter’s widow, who is struggling to write biography to honor his legacy, when Jason Sudeikis, a college professor, shows up looking for material on his own book on one-hit-wonders. The two form an unlikely partnership to write his biography, discovering how their pasts have shaped how they listen to his music, and how his songs will color their future.

Sean Mewshaw’s feature debut is a film that lives and dies by its music. Mewshaw finds his Hunter Miles in indie singer/songwriter Damien Jurado, whose original music becomes the soul of the film. Composer Daniel Hart wrote additional music to tie the film together. Today we have a preview of two tracks by Jurado, including the exclusive premiere of the song “Hands on the Table”.

Tumbledown opens in New York and Los Angeles on February 5th, and opens in theaters nationwide and VOD on February 12. The soundtrack from Milan Records will be available on iTunes February 5; you can preorder the album here. It will be released on CD on February 12.

TRACK LIST

1. Maraqopa
2. Horizons
3. Maine Stays
4. Halo of Ashes
5. On The Land Blues
6. Little Jackson
7. Silver Joy
8. Hands On The Table
Score Selections by Daniel Hart
9. The Strangeness of Strangers
10. A Little Pilfering Never Hurt Anyone
11. Fig Newtown Blues
12. The Least Interesting Thing About Him
13. Jelly Bean Jesus
14. Winter Crying Uncle (Tumbledown Theme 1)
15. Winter Crying Uncle (Reprise)
16. Tumbledown Theme 2
17. Go To New York
18. Anna Karenina
19. The Ever Looming Ghost of Hunter Miles
20. Tumbledown Theme 2 (Reprise)

John Wedemeyer: Film Critic || Professional cinephile, and amateur woodworker John Wedemeyer can remember more about movies than he can about his own friends and family. He has degrees in film and writing from Johns Hopkins where he was a 35mm projectionist. John is based out of New York City where he works as an authority on digital video in the tech industry. When he's not reading, writing, or watching movies, he's either attempting to build furniture or collecting film scores on vinyl, because, despite his best efforts, he is insufferably hip. Email him at iamjohnw@gmail.com
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