Soundtracks

In addition to developing artists Redemption has close ties with BAFTA and the British Film Industry. Working with directors and/or music siupervisors we help select and clear music for film.

Being a label also allows us to produce and market soundtrack albums, the first of which was Mean Machine.

A remake of the 70s' Burt Reynolds prison movie, Ska Films' Mean Machine was a box-office smash when released on Boxing Day 2001.

Chronologically the follow-up to Ska's "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" and "Snatch", the film marks Vinnie Jones' third starring role for Guy Ritchie and Matthew Vaughn's company.

Sometimes touching and often amusing the film follows the tribulations of Vinnie's character, a disgraced England footballer who, while incarcerated, is involved in a climactic football match between inmates and screws.

The soundtrack album is a great listen, whether you've seen the film or not, and its fluctuating moods work extremely well in the film.

For further information on the film visit:
www.meanmachine-themovie.com