CITY OF GOD
Milan Records presents the funk, soul and samba soundtrack to the new Miramax film, "City of God." Composer Antonio Pinto and Ed Cortes combine their score with tracks from some of Brazil’s most famous musicians including Hyldon, Tim Maia, Raul Seixas, Cartola and Simonal, to create a soundtrack rich in Brazilian culture and emotion. Their timeless score enhances the film’s gritty portrayal of poverty, violence and urban decay in a way that attracts you to the painful story.

CLINT EASTWOOD'S IWO JIMA
The soundtracks to Clint Eastwood's critically-lauded companion films, Flags of Our Fathers and Letters From Iwo Jima, now available together in a special deluxe collector's edition package: the embossed double-CD set includes exclusive interviews with Clint Eastwood, Kyle Eastwood and Michael Stevens; actual Marine Corps broadcast recordings; a 40-page booklet including an introduction by Flags of Our Fathers author James Bradley; historical photos; extra photos from the films; an insert map of the Battle of Iwo Jima, and more!

DEADLIEST CATCH: MUSIC FROM THE TELEVISION SERIES
The Deadliest Catch is a multi-episode documentary series following the trials and tribulations of two crab fishing seasons on the Bering Sea of Alaska. The show airs nationwide on the Discovery Channel continuously throughout the year. The soundtrack includes original score from Bruce Hanifan and Paul Hepker as well as a selection of the show's most exciting songs from up and coming rock bands.

DEXTER – MUSIC FROM THE SHOWTIME SERIES
Dexter is a Showtime original television series starring Michael C. Hall as serial killer Dexter Morgan, who works as a forensics analyst specializing in bloodstain pattern analysis for the Miami-Dade Police Department. The soundtrack features the Emmy-nominated theme song by Rolfe Kent, distinct, original score by Daniel Licht and a diverse collection of songs from the first season of this hit television program.

DOOGAL
The Weinstein Company’s new CGI Animation film Doogal is a fun-filled adventure tale in which the candy-loving mutt Doogal and his friends Dylan, Brian, and Ermintrude embark on an epic adventure to save the world. The soundtrack consists of 11 pop songs, 4 of which were written specially for the film including “The Magic Roundabout” sung by Kylie Minogue, a rockabillyesque “Spinning,” as well as other upbeat selections, and a cover of “You Really Got Me.” Additional songs include “Sugar Sugar” by The Archies and “Magic” by Pilot. Rounding off the experience is a quaint score by composer Mark Thomas whose specialty is children’s film music.

THE ELEPHANT MAN
The Elephant Man soundtrack is a singularly moving and poignant dramatic score. Composer John Morris devised many interesting techniques to create the perfect period atmosphere and along with orchestrator Jack Hayes, conducted the National Philharmonic Orchestra for the recording. Also includes the moving "Adagio For Strings" played by the London Symphony Orchestra.

EUROTRIP
On February 24, 2004, Milan Records will release the soundtrack to the new DreamWorks film, "Eurotrip." Including the teenage angst/college pop rock music featured in the film as well as some key dialogue from various cast members, this album showcases rock favorites, indie punk bands, international oddities and up-and-comers - including Lustra, who performs the film's signature song, Scotty Doesn't Know.

FACTOTUM
The film's music is composed by the singer Kristin Asbjørnsen. She performs the music together with her band Dadafon, plus Tord Gustavsen, Jarle Bernhoft and Yvind Brandtsegg among others. Kristin is one of the leading singers in the Scandinavian jazz scene. Layered over Asbjørnsen's magical, sad and poignant music, she performs two poems by Bukowski: "Slow day" and "I wish to weep." The soundtrack also contains two more songs based on poems by Bukowski: "My Garden" and "If you're going to try". The poems are taken from the book "What matters most is how well you walk through the fire".

FILM NOIR
Milan Records is excited to release Film Noir on 5/24/05. The perfect compilation to accompany you throughout endless sleepless nights. This album captures the snapshots of sacrificed lives lost in the big sleeping cities by compiling powerful musical pieces to create a sonic film noir musical translation of the film noir genre. Through these excepts of legendary soundtracks, listeners will be offered the chance to travel back to a place where ugliness and darkness become visual beauty.

FLAGS OF OUR FATHERS
Flags of Our Fathers (directed by Clint Eastwood and produced by Steven Spielberg) tells the life stories of the six men who raised the American flag at the Battle of Iwo Jima, a turning point in WWII. The soundtrack to Flags of Our Fathers features an original score by Clint Eastwood, nostalgic standards by Irving Berlin, Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne and John Philip Sousa, as well as original recordings by Dinah Shore and Artie Shaw and His Gramercy Five.

THE GENERAL'S DAUGHTER
In a military world where no one asks and no one tells, the daughter of a popular General is brutally murdered and a maverick Army investigator (John Travolta) finds himself immersed in a widespread scandal where everyone is a suspect. The General’s Daughter features music, which enhances the drama and complements the military environment without relying on typical snare drum and bugle cliches. The soundtrack album features the unforgettable Library of Congress re-mixes along with the original motion picture score composed by Carter Burwell.

GETTYSBURG
This realistic portrayal of one of the bloodies battles ever stars Martin Sheen and Jeff Daniels. The soundtrack features the original score by Randy Edelman. His accompanyment creates an emotional ride that complements and enhances the Gettysburg experience.

GETTYSBURG VOL. 2
The second volume of music from the original blockbuster features a continuation of music directly from the original series.

GHOST - SILVER SCREEN EDITION
Composer Maurice Jarre's Oscar-nominated score to Ghost remains one of his most affecting works. His haunting instrumental combinations vary Sam and Molly's symphonic love with the electronic music of heaven and hell, creating themes that are as eerie as they are romantic. Anchoring his lush score is the Righteous Brother's cover of "Unchained Melody," the beautiful and anguished song that plays so unforgettably during Ghost's pottery scene. Maurice Jarre's heartfelt score is one of the essential reasons why people believe in Ghost. Contains exclusive interview with Maurice Jarre talking about his past projects, recording of Ghost and his thoughts on film music and the industry over the years.

HAYAO MIYAZAKI BOX
To pay homage to one of the most celebrated genre directors, Milan Records is proud to release the Hayao Miyazaki Box, pairing two of his most renowned soundtracks: Princess Mononoke and the Academy Award winning, Spirited Away.

BERNARD HERRMANN FILM SCORES - ELMER BERNSTEIN CONDUCTS THE ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
In this distinct release, Elmer Bernstein conducts the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with some of his friend, Bernard Herrmann's most herald works including themes from Taxi Driver, Psycho, Citzen Kane, Fahrenheit 451, Vertigo, North by Northwest and more.

A HOME AT THE END OF THE WORLD
Milan is excited to announce the release of the soundtrack to Home at the End of the World. Featuring two new, exclusive tracks and original score by Duncan Sheik and including music by The Band, Dusty Springfield, Yaz, Patti Smith and more! The new Warner Independent Pictures film starring Colin Farrell, Robin Wright Penn, Dallas Roberts, Sissy Spacek and written by Michael Cunningham (The Hours) and opens in select theatres 7/23. Soundtrack available July 20th.

THE HOST
The Host – the latest film from critically acclaimed visionary director Bong Joon-ho – is equal parts creature-feature thrill ride and poignant human drama. As of September 10, 2006, the film is the highest grossing South Korean film of all time, with 12.5 million viewers in South Korea alone. The Host’s original music is composed by Byeongwoo Lee, the most famous guitar player in Korea. His score to The Host harmoniously accompanies the story of the characters, capturing the most intense, dramatic and at times even comedic moments.

I HEART HUCKABEES
Milan Records is proud to release the soundtrack to Fox Searchlight's I Heart Huckabees on October 12, 2004. Consisting of Jon Brion's eclectic pop score and 5 vocal songs including "Knock Yourself Out!" Jon Brion is instrumental in the sound of today's music scene. He was a member of The Grays, whose album Ro Sham Bo was a masterpiece of power pop (along with Jason Falkner, Buddy Judge, and Dan McCarroll). Jon was responsible for much of the sound of Aimee Mann's first two solo albums, contributed much to the sound of Fiona Apple's albums, notably her debut, Tidal, and has worked with such artists as Nina Gordon, Elliott Smith, Sam Phillips, E (and the Eels), Robyn Hitchcock, Jude Cole, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, David Byrne, Brian Stevens, and Dan Castellaneta, among others.

INFAMOUS
Infamous tells the story of Truman Capote (Toby Jones) as he investigates the murder case that would result in his smash book In Cold Blood. The music of Infamous includes the original score by Rachel Portman (Oliver Twist, Chocolat, The Manchurian Candidate), as well as poignant songs from the 1950s, including songs from Sarah Vaughan, Dusty Springfield, and two exclusive, unreleased songs written by Harlan Howard and performed by Johnny Bond. Songs by Gwyneth Paltrow and Daniel Craig are also featured in the film and on the soundtrack.

INTO GREAT SILENCE
“Silence is inner space, yet silence is never silent. The beautiful bruits du silence are filling the moments that we consider silent. Only in complete silence does one begin to hear. Only in the absence of language does one begin to see. After having created the film Into Great Silence, I have tried to create an audio CD reflecting the film: chants, noises (bruits du silence), bells; elements of the film and new elements, all creating an open space for the listener."
-- Philip Groning

INDTRODUCING THE DWIGHTS
From director Cherie Nowland comes the story of young Tim, who's finally found a girl. Now the only hurdle in their way is Tim's mother, a one-time singer, part-time stand-up comic, and full-time diva that can't understand why a boy would rather do anything else than help his mother. It becomes a charming, bittersweet evocation of family dysfunction. The music is a combination of timeless 50's and 60's songs and features the song Nutbush City Limits performed by Brenda Blethyn and Frankie J. Holden.

THE ISLAND
The soundtrack features indie rock band, The Prom Kings' punk/pop/electro rock song, "Blow." Composer Steve Jablonsky (The Amityville Horror, Team America, Pearl Harbor, Desperate Housewives) delivers a hybrid electronic/orchestral score capturing the mystery and energy of the film. The futuristic action film is complemented musically by Jablonksy's exciting musical sequences and movements f