"Lying To You" - Keaton HensonĪnother track off Birthdays, "Lying To You" was also one of its three main singles, along with the next track, "You." 4. Londoner Viola first came to prominence as a YouTube celebrity with "The Sad Song," though he had a prior song licensed for use in The Manchurian Candidate. "Sweetheart, What Have You Done To Us" - Keaton HensonĪ track off Henson's second album Birthdays, "Sweetheart, What Have You Done To Us" was also one of the album's lead singles. Here's an unofficial rundown to stream below. Henson's music is part of a modest ensemble of potential new favorites - the film's aural landscape is both somber and listenable and might inspire more of a cult following than the film itself. The Brilliant Young Mind soundtrack features Henson prominently, much like Alexi Murdoch in Away We Go, The Shins in Garden State, or Simon & Garfunkel in The Graduate. His emergence as a singer has been slow, but he's been well-received from critics at The Guardian, NPR, and the BBC since his 2012 debut came out. Henson got his start as a visual artist and illustrator, but it's his minimal voice-and-guitar compositions that will capture audiences in A Brilliant Young Mind. In fact, much of it was pre-recorded by British singer-songwriter Keaton Henson. Unfortunately, there's no official soundtrack, but that doesn't mean the music isn't pretty readily available. The first thing on viewers' minds leaving the theater must surely be, where can I get the soundtrack for A Brilliant Young Mind ? Accompanying the story is a stunning soundtrack composed of contemporary folk and Icelandic compositions. A Brilliant Young Mind elevates math to art - thus the Keatsian riff - but the film also features a whole different genre of art. Early on, he's diagnosed on the autism spectrum and is shown to have a predilection for prime numbers, and he matures into a charmingly frustrating young man, hard-pressed to fit in among his peers yet undeniably brilliant. The new film A Brilliant Young Mind plays on this line with a bit of a twist ending - "If beauty is truth, and truth beauty," a math teacher declares, "Then surely mathematics is the most beautiful thing of all." These lofty words form the foundation for Asa Butterfield's character in the film, in which he stars as a young math prodigy selected for the national Mathematics Olympiad team. "Beauty is truth, truth beauty," the Keats line from "Ode on a Grecian Urn" begins.
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