Country Stars Sing for Twisters Film
- The upcoming movie 'Twisters', featuring Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones, is a remake of the 1996 film.
- A country soundtrack for the movie includes popular songs by artists like Luke Combs and Jelly Roll.
- The film's release is anticipated to resonate well with fans of both country music and action movies.
The upcoming 2024 film promises an exhilarating mix of action sequences complemented by a vibrant country music soundtrack. Notable artists such as Miranda Lambert, Kane Brown, Lainey Wilson, and Jelly Roll have contributed original songs to the film, enhancing its dynamic atmosphere. Shania Twain, a familiar face from the 1996 film, returns with her new track "Boots Don't," featuring Breland, while her classic "No One Needs to Know" remains a nostalgic highlight from the earlier movie. Breland shared insights with Billboard about the collaboration, noting that their song was not initially written for the film but serendipitously aligned with its needs. "I already had my song with Shania and was looking for a good opportunity to release it," he explained, emphasizing the fortunate timing of their work fitting the film's vision. Director Lee Isaac Chung meticulously selected around 20 scenes that required original music, leading to a collaboration with Atlantic Records to pair artists with specific scenes. Chung expressed his excitement, stating, "I’d never seen a country album in an action film before," highlighting the innovative approach taken in this project. The soundtrack features a diverse array of songs, including "Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma" by Luke Combs, "The Cards I’ve Been Dealt" by Warren Zeiders, "Song While You’re Away" by Tyler Childers, and "Leave the Light On" by Jelly Roll, showcasing the film's commitment to integrating country music into its action-packed narrative.