- I'm now completely obsessed with the 'Dream High' Drama, and now I just can't stop listening to the music, even though I stopped watching it more than a month ago! So to show my appriciation, I'm sharing the OST here for you to download.
- As the first release from Babyface's movie studio, Soul Food was an auspicious beginning - a rich, multi-faceted film that captured the complexities and emotions of a contemporary urban black family that never lapses into stereotypes. It was a minor gem, as is Babyface's soundtrack. Like his work on Waiting to Exhale, the soundtrack for Soul Food is a sampler of mainstream urban styles.
Still, put this on the soundtrack of a late-’90s black romcom like The Best Man, and I’m guessing you would have had a much more successful second single. “If We (featuring Ja Rule and Nate.
Soundtrack Information
Release Date:October 12, 1999
Formats: CD, Digital
Music By
- Various Artists
Best Man Soundtrack 1999
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Track Listing
1. | What You Want (The Roots feat. Jaguar) | 2. | Let's Not Play The Game (Uncut) (Maxwell) | 3. | After All Is Said And Done (Beyoncé Knowles & Marc Nelson) | 4. | Poetry Girl (Eric Benet) | 5. | Liar, Liar (LaTocha Scott) | 6. | Best Man (Faith Evans) | 7. | Beautiful Girl (Kenny Lattimore) | 8. | Hit it Up (Sporty Thievz) | 9. | Turn Your Lights Down Low (Lauryn Hill & Bob Marley) | 10. | Untitled (Meshell Ndegeocello) | 11. | As My Girl (Maxwell) | 12. | Wherever You Go (Sygnature) | 13. | When the Shades Go Down (Allure) | 14. | The Best Man I Can Be (Ginuwine, R.L., Tyrese & Case) | Total Album Time: | 62:46 |
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Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
As the first release from Babyface's movie studio, Soul Food was an auspicious beginning -- a rich, multi-faceted film that captured the complexities and emotions of a contemporary urban black family that never lapses into stereotypes. It was a minor gem, as is Babyface's soundtrack. Like his work on Waiting to Exhale, the soundtrack for Soul Food is a sampler of mainstream urban styles, featuring some ballads, some swingbeat, and some hip-hop. It's all tied together by his gift for melodic, well-crafted songs and production. Babyface is one of the few producers and songwriters who can function entirely on commercial terms and never seem crass. Nearly every track on Soul Food works, whether it's the hip-hop mix of Blackstreet's 'Call Me,' Total's rap 'What About Us,' the urban soul of Dru Hill's 'We're Not Making Love More' or Boyz II Men's epic ballad 'A Song for Mama.' The album tracks from Xscape, En Vogue, Tony Toni Tone, Milestone, and Lil' Kim & Puff Daddy all meet the same high standards, which means Soul Food is one of the best records in Babyface's catalog.
Title/Composer | Performer | Time | Stream |
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1 | 05:01 | Amazon | |
2 | Shawn Carter / Chauncey Hannibal / M. Riley / Teddy Riley | 04:28 | Amazon |
3 | 04:35 | Amazon | |
4 | Missy Elliott / Timothy Mosley | 04:22 | Amazon |
5 | Puff Daddy / Diddy / Lil' Kim | 05:11 | Amazon |
6 | 04:50 | Amazon | |
7 | 04:12 | Amazon | |
8 | Jermaine Dupri / Manuel Sean | 03:15 | Amazon |
9 | CeeLo Green / OutKast | 03:53 | Amazon |
10 | Babyface / Sid Johnson / Belinda Lipscomb / Bo Watson | 04:43 | Amazon |
11 | Kenneth Edmonds / Raphael Saadiq / Christopher 'Tricky' Stewart / Laney Stewart | 04:16 | Amazon |
12 | 04:13 | Amazon | |
13 | Al McKay / Maurice White / Allee Willis | 03:36 | Amazon |