Roberge either through his years as a DJ or from working as a stylist at Patricia Field's in New York. This included several unreleased songs such as "Gothic Boy" written by Die J! Mars with the vocals of Jim Sclavunos (Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds) and Nomi (ex-Hercules and Love Affair), as well as "Not Enough" written by Steve Strange (Visage) and Philip Anthony Gable featuring Alejandro GoCast. The score was written by Lionel Cohen who also scored Roberge's first feature, The Little House That Could. The lead actors, Princess Frank and Debra Haden, wrote and recorded the song "Is this Real?" which they perform in Scumbag. It won Exceptional Emerging Artist / Best Composing at the 2017 Hollywood Film Festival. Their performance was choreographed by Raquel Medina who plays Lana (Ryan's girlfriend) in Scumbag. Touring show Apart from traditional screenings and film festivals, Scumbag has toured several North American cities (Los Angeles, San Diego, Philadelphia, Toronto, Austin, New York) as a concert party with DJs/electronic acts from the film (Mars Roberge aka Die J! Mars, DJ Keoki, Chris Lopez aka DJ 1979, Nick Zedd, Don Bolles, Jade Johnson aka Sister Circuit, Shanda Conners aka Trovarsi, Forward, Debra Haden aka Skunk in the Roses, Lightfinger, Neon Music, Kris Pierce aka Haunted Echo) as well as live acts (Spookey Ruben, Princess Frank, Patrick Salway, The Snags, Marlin Sandlin, Aaron Tyler Rosenberg, Scott E Myers, Camille Waldorf, Hart Heiden aka Swiss Melon Campy, The Millionaires, Elaine Benavides and Zef Noise), usually accompanied by a screening of the film and with the occasional guest DJs outside of the film, from the original buzz party at Studio 79 in San Diego in July 2016 to The Lash in Los Angeles on 5 December 2018. References External links American black comedy films 2010s English-language films 2010s American films