Soundtracks

Written and Performed by Ivana Xl (as Ivana XL)

Courtesy of Ivana Carrescia (ASCAP)

Written by Owen Ashworth

Performed by Casiotone For The Painfully Alone

Courtesy of Tomlab

From "Etiquette"

Written by Madlib (as Otis Jackson Jr.)

Published by Shellybay/Madlib Invasion (BMI)

Performed by Yesterday's New Quintet

Courtesy of Stones Throw

Written and Performed by Total Shutdown

Courtesy of Paul Costuros

From "Total Shutdown"

Written & Performed by Igor Romanov

Courtesy of Igor Romanov

From "Miniatures"

Written & Performed by Dickon Hinchliffe

From the original motion picture score "Vendredi Soir"

Written by Mike Griffin and Mike Schanzlin (ASCAP)

Performed by Tandemoro

Courtesy of Cherry Ghost

Written & Performed by Gypsophile

Courtesy of Radio Khartoum

From "Songs of a Thousand Nights"

Written & Performed by The Changes

Courtesy of The Changes

Written and Performed by Au Revoir Simone

Published by Triple Action Keyboard (ASCAP)

Courtesy of Au Revoir Simone

Written & Performed by White Denim

Courtesy of White Denim

From "Let's Talk About It"

Written & Performed by Canoe

Courtesy of Zach Ground

From "I Give You...Canoe!"

Written & Performed by Oh No Oh My (as Oh No! Oh My!)

Courtesy of Oh No! Oh My!

From "Oh No! Oh My!"

Written & Performed by Bloodcat Love

Courtesy of Bloodcat Love

From "Only Dreamers Left Alive"

Written by Josh Lambert, Yvonne Lambert and Toto Miranda

Performed by The Octopus Project

Courtesy of Peek-A-Boo Records

From "Hello, Avalanche"

Written by Kathleen Brennan and Tom Waits

Performed by Tom Waits

Courtesy of Anti

From "Orphans, Brawlers, Bawlers and Bastards"

Written & Performed by The Answering Machine

Published by Universal Music

Courtesy of The Answering Machine

From "Lightbulbs"

Written & Performed by Igor Romanov

Courtesy of Igor Romanov

From "Plum Rain"

Written by Owen Ashworth

Performed by Casiotone For The Painfully Alone (with The Donkeys)

Courtesy of Daytrotter Media LLC

From "Daytrotter Session May 15"

Written and published by Fred Rogers (as Fred M. Rogers)

Performed by Wyatt Cenac