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Irish acts unite on new soundtrack
Wednesday 20 August 2003The Walls, Little Drummer Boy, Messiah J and the Expert and Sinéad Lohan also appear on the LP which will be released this Friday, 22 August on Lunar Solid.
Damien Rice and Lisa Hannigan have arranged and performed three songs by legendary Brazilian composer Antonio Carlos Jobim ('The Girl From Ipanema') especially for the film and the score is by saxophonist Richie Buckley.
Set in contemporary Dublin, 'Goldfish Memory' was directed by Liz Gill and stars Sean Campion ('Stones in His Pockets'), Flora Montgomery ('When Brendan Met Trudy'), Keith McErlean ('Bachelor's Walk') and Jean Butler (Riverdance).
'Goldfish Memory' will open at selected cinemas nationwide on Friday 5 September.
Full TracklistingOnce I Loved You - Damien Rice & Lisa Hannigan Desafinado - Damien Rice & Lisa Hannigan Lamento No Morro - Richie Buckley You're In My Love - Sinead Lohan Lay Me Down- The Frames Loverash- Hi-Rise Some Kind Of A Woman - The Walls Bone Deep - The Walls You're Not Paid To Be A Canary - National Prayer Breakfast Shine - Nina Hynes Bloodrush - Messiah J and The Expert Oh Genius - Super Delta Three Foc - Rodrigo y Gabriela Temple Bar - Rodrigo y Gabriela Waters Of March - Damien Rice & Lisa Hannigan
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