NEXT
EPISODE: At
The Bottom of Everything
AIRING:
Monday,
February 15, 2010 @ 8pm (EST) on the CW
Nathan tries to help Haley and Jamie confront
Lydia's (Bess Armstrong) seemingly
hopeless situation, while Brooke and Julian
navigate their volatile relationship in the
midst of a hectic movie shoot. Meanwhile, Clay
and Quinn spend some time apart, and Miranda
(India De Beaufort) tries to prove to
Grubbs (Michael Grubbs of the band WAKEY!WAKEY!) that she's the right person to
produce his album.
Welcome
to
One Tree Hill Music,
your official guide to the music heard and
performed on the hit CW drama. Search through a
comprehensive catalog of songs that help bring
One Tree Hill
to life every week. Make sure to check out the
detailed Music by Episode guide where you'll
find everything from recording artist
information to the exact scene
description/episode their song was heard in!
OTH Music also includes soundtrack information,
as well as fun features such as
Character Mixes
and Episode Title References where you'll find
the songs that inspired the titles of your
favorite episodes. All this and more
you'll find
here at OTH Music.
Enjoy your stay!
WAKEY!WAKEY!Almost Everything I Wish I'd Said The Last
Time I Saw You...
JACK SAVORETTI
_ We
were first introduced to the music of Jack Savoretti when his song "No
One's Aware" played during a Lucas and Peyton season in season five, while the
scene was brief - Savoretti's song stood out. Since then, Savoretti has had 3
more songs play over the course of three seasons and we can't get enough!
Episode #7.02 featured "Wonder", the first song by Savoretti to be used as a
coda, and oh what a scene it was when Nathan sat down to tell Haley about the
affair scandal that would soon rock their lives. "Wonder" can be found on the
album Harder Than Easy - out now!
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Series
cast member Bethany Joy Galeotti has been lending her voice to the OTH
music catalog since season one, and while the actress/singer-songwriter
continues to do so - she doesn't do it alone.
In 2008 while at home in Battle Ground, WA - Joy joined musician Amber Sweeney
and created the duo EVERLY.
This season their songs "Quicksand" and
"Maybe" have been heard, but we can guarantee you that's not the last you'll be
hearing from the songstresses. Official MySpace
Don't
you love it when you watch a memorable scene
from One Tree Hill... or even simply an
emotional one and everything affects you,
including the music? You can thank the band
Athlete for helping to bring some of your
favorite OTH scenes to life over the course of 5
years.
In the season two finale we fell in love with
the English band as we heard the smooth vocals
of lead singer, Joel Pott as "Wires" played in
the scene where Lucas confessed his feelings to
Brooke as she took off to California for the
summer. Who, could forget the epic "Six billion
people in the world and sometimes all you need
is one" coda in the
season three premiere
accompanied by "Street Map"? To say that song
sticks out among most in the entire series is an
understatement.
New music from Athlete was heard again in
season
five, but it wasn't until season seven that we
first heard music from the bands newest record,
Black Swan (out now in the UK!). We've got a double
helping as "Don't Hold Your Breath" played
during Haley's phone call with the women Nathan
'allegedly' slept with in episode
#7.06 and the title track of
the record closed out episode
#7.08.
The music featured on
One Tree Hill has a
tendency to reach out to people and increase
ones album collection. Athlete is apart of ours
and we hope to hear more from them in the
future.
Download "Black Swan Song" from Athlete's
The
Getaway EP now at
iTunes.com!
Find a list of episodes where Athlete music was heard at
our
A-Z List.
MUSIC
BY EPISODE
Find all the songs played on One Tree Hill
with a detailed episode guide. You'll find artist/song and scene descriptions.
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PERFORMANCES
Check out all the great One Tree Hill performances from over the seasons!
Whether it be from the talented cast or whenever Peyton books a famous
entertainer that stops by TRIC to rock Tree Hill!
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CHARACTER MIXES
Now you can make your very own mixed tape... or CD
with our Character Mixes. Go ahead and pick which characters playlist you wanna
mix! Is it Peyton? Lucas? Haley? You decide!
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LAUNCH
MUSIC SAMPLER
Listen to Music from the One Tree Hill Volume III: The Road Mix soundtrack!
Including tunes from Tyler Hilton, Gym Class Heroes, Kooks, Band of Horses, La Rocca, plus many
more!
click here
PEYTON'S PODCAST _ _ Bring Peyton's world into yours by
listening to all of her podcast in their entirety. Get an in-depth look of her
life in Tree Hill. Peyton comments on everything from her friends to Ellie, her mom.
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"THE
MIXED TAPE" VIDEO __
Check out OTH's Hilarie Burton in the 2006 music video for "The
Mixed Tape" by Jack's Mannequin. You can find the song featured on the
second One Tree Hill soundtrack, Friends With Benefit!
watch it
Sometimes...
in fact, most of the time people associate a great
movie or a dramatic episode of a television show by the
storyline, writing, acting, or the direction.
While all of those elements make up a percentage of what's
"good" -- what's missing from that list is the
music.
Music helps bring the writing, the directing and the
story alive. It helps the actors point get across. It's
not only the lyrics in the song that provides a
backdrop to a fantastic scene; sometimes it's just the
stroke of a couple of notes on the piano keys, the
tremble of a drum, or a few chords on the guitar.
Those Scores (also known as Sheet Music) are beloved by
many fans of One Tree Hill and the Creator/Exec.
Producer, Mark Schwahn has invited some of your
favorite artist to use their talent to provide their
own unique Scores in a few episodes this season.
The Scores used in
episode #6.03 "Get
Cape. Wear Cape. Fly." were composed by
singer-songwriter, Matthew Ryan. His melodies tugged at
the heartstrings of every viewer who watched as the
residents of Tree Hill said goodbye to their beloved
friend, Quentin Fields who was murdered in the previous
episode. Watch a behind the scenes video as Mark Schwahn and Matthew Ryan create the Scores you heard
and fell in love with.
Purchase "Some
Streets Lead Nowhere" featured in
#6.03
at iTunes! Matthew Ryan's
music can be heard in episodes
#1.03,
#1.20,
#2.11,
#2.19,
#3.01, #5.12
& #6.03.
[
UPDATES
]
February 8,
2010
: 9:00pm
The music list for episode
#7.16 has been
added.
Watch as cast members of One
Tree Hill talk about the third
soundtrack, the importance of the shows connection with
music.
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Make sure you add the
Official OTH Music Guide on
MySpace! Get quick updates about music on the show,
exclusives and check out some of the scores from seasons
three and four from composer
John Nordstrom!
NEXT
EPISODE: At
The Bottom of Everything
you'll find
here at OTH Music.
Enjoy your stay!
We
were first introduced to the music of Jack Savoretti when his song "No
One's Aware" played during a Lucas and Peyton season in season five, while the
scene was brief - Savoretti's song stood out. Since then, Savoretti has had 3
more songs play over the course of three seasons and we can't get enough!
Series
cast member Bethany Joy Galeotti has been lending her voice to the OTH
music catalog since season one, and while the actress/singer-songwriter
continues to do so - she doesn't do it alone.
Don't
you love it when you watch a memorable scene
from One Tree Hill... or even simply an
emotional one and everything affects you,
including the music? You can thank the band
Athlete for helping to bring some of your
favorite OTH scenes to life over the course of 5
years.
Find a list of episodes where Athlete music was heard at
our
PERFORMANCES
OTH
CHARACTER MIXES
LAUNCH
MUSIC SAMPLER
PEYTON'S PODCAST _ _
"THE
MIXED TAPE" VIDEO __
Sometimes...
in fact, most of the time people associate a great
movie or a dramatic episode of a television show by the
storyline, writing, acting, or the direction.
While all of those elements make up a percentage of what's
"good" -- what's missing from that list is the
music.
Music helps bring the writing, the directing and the
story alive. It helps the actors point get across. It's
not only the lyrics in the song that provides a
backdrop to a fantastic scene; sometimes it's just the
stroke of a couple of notes on the piano keys, the
tremble of a drum, or a few chords on the guitar. 
