The sound editor for Edgar Wright's car-chase crime musical 'Baby Driver' explains how the movie took synchronization to a new level.

Edgar Wright’s "Bad Driver" redefines “incidental” music as the movie's director lets some 30-plus songs play out at close to full length.

Not only is the soundtrack seamlessly integrated into the actual plot of the movie, the music they choose is phenomenal. These are all the songs from the Baby Driver soundtrack, ranked worst to best.

Edgar Wright told us why he chose the songs for the incredible Baby Driver soundtrack.

Individuals with tinnitus and professionals who study it have praised Baby Driver for its accuracy to the condition and its respect to disabled representation. The car chases are cool, too.

The Oscar-nominated film 'Baby Driver' creatively incorporates the protagonist's hearing loss into its music, resonating with audiences.

And Baby Driver took those lessons out of outer space and straight to heart, leaning even more heavily on soundtrack-as-plot-point to thrilling and roundly adored effect.

With “ Baby Driver,” Edgar Wright believes he has made a movie about music, about the way that some people absolutely, positively require music in their lives. But “Baby Driver” is ...

Director Edgar Wright, choreographer Ryan Heffington and music producer Danger Mouse discuss the sounds and choreography of "Baby Driver." ...

The conceit behind Baby Driver – a getaway driver uses his iPod playlists to drown out his tinnitus, thereby providing the soundtrack to his car chases – is really smart, and works incredibly ...