The forthcoming film "Coach Carter" will be brimming with new music from the cream of the R&B/hip-hop in-crowd, including Ciara, Fabolous, Chingy and Kanye West. The 14-track soundtrack is due Jan. 11 via Capitol, while the Samuel L. Jackson-starring feature opens three days later in U.S. theaters.

The Twista track "Hope" featuring Faith Evans serves as the set's first single and has already sent to U.S. radio outlets for airplay consideration. A video directed by Chris Robinson (Alicia Keyes, Jay-Z) is expected in the coming weeks.

Already pegged as the set's second single is Red Café's "All Night Long," which will receive a radio push in January. Other highlights on the set include Ciara's "Roll Wit You," Fabolous' "No Need for Conversation" featuring Mike Shorey, Chingy's "Professional" featuring GIB and "Wouldn't You Like To Ride" by the triple threat of West, Malik Usef and Common.

The film is inspired by the true story of Richmond, Calif., high school basketball coach Ken Carter, who in 1999 benched his entire undefeated team for poor academic performance. The Paramount Pictures release also stars Robert Ri'Chard, Rob Brown, Debbi Morgan and Ashanti.

Here is the "Coach Carter" soundtrack list:

"All Night Long," Red Café
"No Need for Conversation," Fabolous featuring Mike Shorey
"Professional," Chingy featuring GIB
"Southside," the Game featuring Lil Scrappy
"Roll Wit You," Ciara
"Wouldn't You Like To Ride," Kanye West, Malik Usef and Common
"Hope," Twista featuring Faith Evans
"Your Love," Van Hunt
"This One," Ak'sent
"Beauty Queen," Czarnok
"Balla," Mack 10 Featuring Da Hood
"Time," St. Lunatics
"What Love Can Do," Letoya
"About the Game," Trey Songz