Avatar soundtrack details unveiled

Wednesday 18 November 2009 01:00 GMT

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Atlantic Records revealed details about Canadian-American director James Cameron's latest 3D film Avatar, which will feature Grammy-nominated singer Leona Lewis singing the film's title song "I see you."

The album, Avatar: Music from the Motion Picture, which has music composed and conducted by Oscar winner James Horner, will be released on December 14 internationally (December 15 in the US).

The album features 13 tracks by Horner who also composed the soundtrack of Cameron's previous blockbuster Titanic in 1997. Celine Dion sang the title track "My heart will go on," which went on to become the best-selling single in 1998.

The complete track listing and pre-order option are available on http://avatarscore.com/

The film is set for release in France on December 16, in Russia, Singapore and UK on December 17 and in India, Spain and the USA on December 18.

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Avatar soundtrack details unveiled