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READ MORE ABOUT DAVID BYRNEREAD MORE ABOUT DAVID BYRNEREAD MORE ABOUT DAVID BYRNEREAD MORE ABOUT DAVID BYRNEREAD MORE ABOUT DAVID BYRNEREAD MORE ABOUT DAVID BYRNETalking Heads frontman's Broadway production gets a one-night UK and Irish cinema return.
It's a brass-led Latin rework of album track 'What Is The Reason For It?' produced by Mexican Institute Of Sound.
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The new track is taken from the soundtrack to the film 'Everything Everywhere All At Once'.
The sci-fi action film by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert is set to release in the US on 25th March, with a soundtrack scored by Son Lux due on 8th April.