The article discusses the increasing popularity of movie soundtracks, exemplified by the Brad Pitt-starring 'F1 the Movie' and its star-studded soundtrack featuring artists like Ed Sheeran and Doja Cat. This revival echoes earlier trends from the late 1960s and emphasizes how soundtracks are now thriving in streaming and vinyl formats. The piece reflects on how, despite a decline in the 2000s, soundtracks maintain cultural relevance and provide artists an avenue to showcase new songs, like Rihanna's latest release for the 'Smurfs Movie Soundtrack.'
"F1 the Movie is heavily promoted with a cheesy vibe reminiscent of Spaceballs, but its star-studded soundtrack may outshine the film’s lineup."
"The resurgence of soundtracks signals a return to a once-ubiquitous musical form, intertwining various genres and familiar faces, like Rihanna and Ed Sheeran."
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