Renowned musician Bruce Springsteen has introduced his latest musical creation, “Addicted to Romance,” specifically tailored for the upcoming romantic comedy film, “She Came to Me,” directed by Rebecca Miller. This exciting collaboration brought together Springsteen and Bryce Dessner from the acclaimed band, the National, to produce a captivating track that’s already gaining widespread attention.
In “Addicted to Romance,” Springsteen not only lends his distinctive vocals but also showcases his instrumental skills, playing the piano, keyboards, and organ. Joining him in this musical venture is his talented wife and bandmate, Patti Scialfa, whose enchanting voice adds depth to the composition. The song also features a dynamic ensemble, including Ron Aniello on keyboards, Benjamin Lanz on trombone, and Kyle Resnick on trumpet. Bryce Dessner takes on the role of orchestrator and co-producer alongside Ron Aniello.
Bryce Dessner, reflecting on this collaborative effort, expressed his enthusiasm, saying, “Working with Rebecca Miller on her new film, ‘She Came to Me,’ has been one of the best and most rewarding experiences of my creative life.” He revealed that the film, centered around a composer, features original opera scenes and a beautifully orchestrated score. Dessner also mentioned the involvement of pianist Katia Labèque and a full orchestra conducted by his friend André de Ridder.
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The journey to creating “Addicted to Romance” began when Rebecca Miller approached Bryce Dessner about composing a song for the film’s end credits. Dessner, harboring an ambitious idea, reached out to the legendary Bruce Springsteen. Much to their surprise and delight, Springsteen responded positively to the request. In a short span, he sent a demo of the song inspired by the film—a track that immediately resonated with its timeless quality.
Dessner’s “She Came to Me” soundtrack is now available, setting the stage for the film’s release on Friday, October 6. The movie boasts an impressive cast, including Peter Dinklage, Marisa Tomei, Joanna Kulig, Brian d’Arcy James, and Anne Hathaway.
This musical endeavor follows the National’s two albums released in 2023, “First Two Pages of Frankenstein” and “Laugh Track,” and Bruce Springsteen’s 2022 collection, “Only the Strong Survive,” showcasing the enduring creativity of these esteemed artists.
