The haunting soundtrack for "Loggerheads" features songs by Patty Griffin and Mark Geary, who also composed the score. Others songs featured in the film are Grey DeLisle's ass-kicking "Homewrecker," Andrew T. Hunt's rollicking "Mama's Crazy" and Robbie Fulks's sardonic cover of Bill Anderson's "Cocktails." Mark Geary wrote and recorded two songs that appear in the film — the elegaic "All for Nothing" and the lilting "Facing the Fall."

Following a screening of the film during the 2005 Nashville Film Festival, acclaimed recording artist and songwriter Kim Carnes, best known for her Grammy-winning international hit "Bette Davis Eyes," composed (with Hunter Davis) and recorded "The Silver Cord" which appears on the soundtrack.

Singer/songwriter MARK GEARY (original score composer) came to NYC in 1995 with a one-way ticket from Dublin, $100 in his pocket, and a green card. Recognized today as one of the East Village’s favorite performers and a top 40 artist in Ireland (the record spent half of February in the top 40 and is halfway to GOLD there), Geary started out playing with Jeff Buckley at the legendary Café Sin-e (started by Mark’s brother Karl) and has since shared stages with the likes of Elvis Costello, The Pretenders, Coldplay, Midnight Oil, and Sinead O’Connor. Mark composed two original songs for the film: “All for Nothing” and “Facing the Fall (Grace’s Theme),” which he sings with Ann Scott.

PATTY GRIFFIN was born in Old Town, Maine and has established herself as one of the premier singer/songwriters in the country. Her songs have been recorded by artists such as Emmylou Harris and Dixie Chicks and she has earned legions of followers across the nation. Three of her songs appear in the film: “Forgiveness,” “Rowing Song” and “Cold As It Gets.”