Artist: karen o and the kids

For the upcoming Where The Wild Things Are movie, Karen O [Yeah Yeah Yeah's] tapped fellow musicians and friends [Tristan Bechet, Tom Biller, Bradford Cox (Deerhunter), Brian Chase (Yeah Yeah Yeahs), Dean Fertita (Queens of the Stone Age), Aaron Hemphill (Liars), Greg Kurstin (The Bird and the Bee), Jack Lawrence (The Dead Weather), Oscar Michel, Imaad Wasif, Nick Zinner, (Yeah Yeah Yeahs) and an untrained children's choir] and dubbed them The Kids. Karen O and The Kids are now responsible for giving Where The Wild Things Are the soundtrack that it needs and I do not doubt that they can [...]

MySpace Music Debuts Karen O and the Kids Digital Single "All is Love" From Where the Wild Things Are Soundtrack MySpace Music is excited to debut the brand new digital single "All is Love" from Karen O and the Kids beginning today. The original song is featured on the upcoming Where the Wild Things Are motion picture soundtrack. Listen to "All is Love" to hear Karen O and an untrained children's choir! To [...]

Check it out! It's the first single, All Is Love , off the "Where The Wild Things Are Soundtrack," from the newly formed Karen O and the Kids. This group (featuring Yeah Yeah Yeahs front woman), was created for the movie and is responsible for the entire soundtrack. According to Rolling Stone , the "kids" of Karen O and the Kids include YYYs bandmates Brian Chase and Nick Zinner along with Tristan Bechet (Services), Bradford Cox (Deerhunter), Dean Fertita (Queens of the Stone Age, The Dead Weather, The Raconteurs), Aaron Hemphill (Liars), Greg Kurstin (The Bird and the [...]

"All is Love," the first single from the Karen O-created soundtrack for the movie version of Maurice Sendek's Where the Wild Things Are began streaming today here . Karen O, lead singer of Yeah Yeah Yeahs , "enlisted friends and fellow musicians she believed had a musical intuition that would bolster her intent to marry sound to vision." O says, "I didn't want to make music that was hammering you over the head or go for some kind of pushbutton emotion. What I initially wanted to do was close to Cat Stevens in Harold & [...]

This sounds so much better than the soundtrack to Little Bear