|PIC1|The official 2008 Olympics soundtrack album will contain music from Christian pop artist Krystal Meyers and rock band Fireflight.
Each act has had one of its songs selected for the album, Olympics 2008: One World, One Dream.
Meyers' song "Make Some Noise" and Fireflight's "Unbreakable" are the songs that have been selected to be on the album, which was released on August 8, 2008 worldwide.
The project was approved by the International Olympics Committee.
Krystal Meyers and Fireflight's songs will appear alongside music from artists such as Pink, Avril Lavigne, John Mayer, Natasha Bedingfield and Boys Like Girls, among others.
In addition, Krystal Meyers' "Make Some Noise" will be the theme song used throughout all television broadcasts of the 2008 Olympics, by Korean State TV.
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