"Stepping," or "step-dancing," is a high-energy, wildly entertaining African-American dance style that's been blazing across traditionally black fraternities and sororities for decades. STOMP THE YARD is a film featuring acclaimed singers NE-YO and CHRIS BROWN that pivots on a national stepping competition. Rivalry and brotherhood drive the action, but music is what makes this story move. That music is captured on STOMP THE YARD: ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK. The disc boasts music not only from NE-YO ("Sign Me Up") and Chris Brown ("Poppin'"), but also THE ROOTS FEATURING MALIK B. AND PORN ("In the Music"); GHOSTFACE KILLAH ("The Champ"); ROBERT RANDOLPH AND THE FAMILY BAND ("Ain't Nothing Wrong With That"); E-40 FEATURING THE FEDERATION ("Go Hard or Go Home"); UNK ("Walk It Out"); CUT CHEMIST FEATURING EDAN AND MR. LIF AND PUBLIC ENEMY.
