Title: I Heart Huckabees (soundtrack)
Content:  I Heart Huckabees is the 2004 soundtrack album by Jon Brion for the film of the same name.
Title: I Heart Huckabees
Content:  Jon Brion provided the score and seven original songs for the film. His unique methods for writing previous film scores (Punch-Drunk Love, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) involved very close collaboration with the director. Through this process, David O. Russell was able to sit in the same room with Brion and watch an early cut of the film. Russell described what he wanted to portray and Brion would compose music to Russell's descriptions. The process can be seen on a featurette on the film's special edition DVD. David O. Russell, while working with Brion, had come across Brion's first solo album, Meaningless. Russell has mentioned that Brion's album asks similar questions to the ones Russell was trying to ask with I Heart Huckabees. In particular, Russell notes that the questions on Meaningless are closer to the questions directed from Caterine Vauban's negative and dark point of view. Many cues used in the film feature a Chamberlin, a keyboard instrument from the 1950s that replicates instrumental sounds using recorded tape.
Title: Heart On
Content:  All songs written by Jesse Hughes and Josh Homme.
Title: Hearts of England
Content:  Composer Patrick Hawes and his librettist brother Andrew Hawes wrote the patriotic piece to inspire the English team and their supporters. The main idea was to encapsulate the "traditions and heartlands of rugby league in this country as well as evoking the heroism and commitment of international teams competing on the world sporting stage".
Title: Happy Hunting (2016 film)
Content:  The film score for Happy Hunting was originally written and composed by Rhyan D'Errico and Simon Jay using a live orchestra. Additional music was written by Ben Bostick.
Title: Heart Beat (film)
Content:  The score was composed by Jack Nitzsche, and included the song "I Love Her, Too" co-written by Buffy Sainte-Marie and sung by Aaron Neville. The soundtrack prominently featured saxophonist Art Pepper and other West Coast jazz musicians, with the soundtrack album released on the Capitol label.
Title: I Heart Sharks
Content:  Pierre Bee - Synthesizer, Vocals. Simon Wangemann - Guitar, Synthesizer, Vocals. Martin Wolf - Drums, Synthesizer. Craig Miller - Bass guitar, Vocals.
Title: Heart Is Full
Content:  "Heart Is Full" was written by Miike Snow's three members, Christian Karlsson, Pontus Winnberg and Andrew Wyatt, in collaboration with Vincent Pontare, for the band's third studio album, iii (2016). Bob Hilliard and Burt Bacharach received writing credits due to the inclusion of the "Waiting for Charlie to Come Home" sample, as performed by Marlena Shaw. The song is built upon a pre-existing instrumental hip hop track, a basis from which the band had not worked before. Pontare suggested using the instrumental, which utilized Shaw's vocal snippets. The band offered to credit the track's unspecified producer, but they declined as they did not have clearance to sample Shaw. The band then cleared it properly for "Heart Is Full". Wyatt 
Title: I Hate Suzie
Content:  The musical score to I Hate Suzie was composed by Johnny Lloyd and Nathan Coen, who previously worked with Piper on her directorial debut Rare Beasts. "Before we even knew what the series was gonna look like, we were already kind of pulling together ideas and sending them to Lucy [Prebble] while she was writing it," Coen said. Lloyd described the process of scoring as "challenging" to create continuity and embody different emotions each episode.
Title: Heartbreakers (2001 film)
Content:  John Debney composed the score, while Danny Elfman composed the Heartbreakers theme.

Question: Who was the composer of I Heart Huckabees?
Answer: Jon Brion.