Speech & Debate / O.S.T.: Speech & Debate (Original Soundtrack)
Speech & Debate / O.S.T.: Speech & Debate (Original Soundtrack)
Format: CD
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Artist: Speech & Debate / O.S.T.
Label: Broadway Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 888295571548
Genre: Soundtrack
Based on Tony Award winner and Pulitzer Prize nominee Stephen Karam's hit play, SPEECH & DEBATE centers on three misfit teenagers Howie, Diwata, and Solomon, each with their own personal motives, who come together to revive their school's defunct Speech & Debate Club. After Howie's request for a gay-straight alliance is rejected by the local school board and Diwata is disappointed in not landing the lead role in the school play, Solomon, whose articles keep getting rejected by the school newspaper, convinces them both to join him in competing in the statewide debate tournament. Howie and Diwata join and the three form an unlikely bond. After a lackluster performance in the tournament and a wild night of soul-searching and confronting their differences, the trio learns that the school has denied their club funding. Having now found their voice, Howie, Diwata, and Solomon band together to prove to the school board that everyone has a voice and is worthy of being heard.The soundtrack album features all the original songs and musical moments from the film along with the original end title song performed by Kristin Chenoweth and brand new song from Austin P. McKenzie recorded exclusively for the album.
Tracks:
1.1 Opening Rant (Jeremy Rowley)
1.2 No Trouble (Alex Rhodes)
1.3 Diwata's Audition (Sarah Steele)
1.4 Tonight (Magic Man)
1.5 Crap Sandwich, Part One (Sarah Steele)
1.6 King (Years ; Years)
1.7 Crap Sandwich, Part Two (Sarah Steele)
1.8 More Weight (Sarah Steele)
1.9 Group Interpretation Intro (Sarah Steele)
1.10 Hold It in (Sarah Steele ; Austin P. McKenzie)
1.11 Solomon's Speech (Liam James)
1.12 Freedom! '90 (George Michael)
1.13 Losers Are Winners (Flying Free) (Kristin Chenoweth)
1.14 End Titles (Deborah Lurie)
1.15 Bonus Track: Know Me Better (Austin P. McKenzie)
