All The Songs In ‘Junk’: Caroline Polacheck, Baird, Dean Martin And More
Jack Begert’s directorial debut JUNK, starring David Schwimmer, Dominic Fike, Talia Ryder, Jena Malone and Gaby Hoffman is now streaming on Mubi.
Begert, known for directing many a music video for the likes of Olivia Rodrigo, Kendrick Lamar, Jack Harlow, Doja Cat, Dominic Fike and more, describes the film as “a portrait of people caught up in escapism, addiction, and a crisis of meaning.”
Written by Dani Goffstein and Begert, the film is produced by Darren Aronofsky, Andy Cohen, Dylan Golden, Brendan Naylor, Noor Alfallah and Sam Canter.
Find all the songs in the film below:
- “Bounds” Written by Wessel Benjamin Okkes & Performed by Sekko
- “So Hot You’re Hurting My Feelings” Written by Caroline Polachek, Daniel Nigro, Teddy Geiger & Performed by Caroline Polachek
- “MAG’S THEME” Written by Baird Acheson & Performed by Baird
- “Worm”Written by Isiah Rashad McClain, Destin Choice Route, Olu O. Fann, Carter Newt Lang, Pete Scum Nebula & Performed by Isaiah Rashad
- “Orange Soda” Written by Hykeem Jamaal Carter Jr, Keanu Dean Torres & Performed by Baby Keem
- “Shy” Written By Paul Castelluzzo, Matthew Merisola & Performed By Hether
- “When U Loved Me” Written By Paul Castelluzzo, Matthew Merisola & Performed By Hether
- “Polar Bears”Written by Ari Balouzian
- “Bank!!!” Perfomed by Quentin Miller
- “ANGEL HAIR” Written by Baird Acheson, Gabriel Acheson, Ryan Raines & Performed by Baird
- “Darkness Of The Night” Written by Baird Acheson and Gabriel Acheson & Performed by Baird
- “Candy” Written by Larry Provost & Performed by The Levitts
- “Love Me”Written & Performed by Knox Write
- “My Rifle, My Pony and Me” Written By Paul Francis Webster, Dimitri Tiomkine & Performed by Dean Martin
- “Sunshine” Written by Zelma Sanders & Performed by The Jaynetts
- “NEW HEADSTONE need MIX” Written by Reginald Undra Helms, Afolabi Osinulu, Breana Powell, Corey Talbot, Rodaidh McDonald & Performed by reggie
- “Boyhood Mondays”Performed by Frank Jonsson
- “Love Ahoy”Performed by Alexandra Woodward
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