Jimmy Kimmel Tricks Coachella Attendees to Gush over Fake Bands
A camera, a suggestion and you can get people to go with anything.Read More
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The Ten Best Simpsons Songs, As Picked by the Show’s Writers
The Simpsons’ Showrunner Al Jean gives the background of the 10 favorite Songs as picked by the writers of the perennial animated sitcom 10. “Capital City” from season two’s “Dancin’ Homer.” In this song by Jeff Martin, Tony Bennett extols the virtues of Springfield’s state capital, which includes the crosstown bridge, the Penny Loafer, and 4th Street Read MoreRead More
An Interview with Epic Trailer Music Composer: Yoav Goren
The SoundWorks Collection talks with Composer Yoav Goren in his Santa Monica studio to explore the exciting and creative process of epic trailer music composing and producing.Read More
Making Music with Vegetables
Electronica musician j.viewz demonstrates how he uses Vegetables to control MIDI instruments in a cover of Massive Attack’s “Teardrop”Read More
Bammo Basics: How to Edit with Music
On this episode of “Bammo Basics,” Alex will teach the best strategies for editing with music.Read More
Gray Keys by Carlo Vega
Visual: Carlo Vega - carlovegaart.com/ Audio: Chilly Gonzales - chillygonzales.com/Read More
Bear McCreary On Composing music for “Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome”
Bear McCreary talks about his approach for composing music for the latest Battlestar Galactica spin off, “Blood and Chrome”, include some insights into how he deals with representing the non-human elements in the show while still continuing ideas from his work on “Battlestar Galatica” and “Caprica” Read More
Profile of Composer Zack Hemsey
Perhaps best known as the composer of the music for the trailer of Inception, Zack Hemsey has continued to create memorable musical themes that capture the audience’s attention through his work in trailers for Ridley Scott’s Robin Hood, Ben Affleck’s The Town, and David Schwimmer’s Trust. Read More
Goodbye Huckleberry Friend: Andy Williams 1927-2012
The smooth golden voice of Andy Williams lives on in our albums and memories. Andy Williams, the affable, boyishly handsome crooner who defined both easy listening and wholesome, easygoing charm for many American pop music fans in the 1960s, most notably with his signature song, “Moon River,” died on Tuesday night at his home in Read MoreRead More
A Conversation with Marvin Hamlisch
Award-winning composer/conductor Marvin Hamlisch, joins Enrique Cerna to talk about writing music, his first big break , his childhood and about his process for writing scores for films.Read More
NBC Interviews John Williams
Renowned composer John Williams, the man behind numerous movie soundtracks, sat down for a rare interview with NBC’s Brian Williams on “Rock Center.”Read More
The Evolution of 8-Bit Art
The idea of 8-bit now stands for a refreshing level of simplicity and minimalism, is capable of sonic and visual beauty, and points to the layer of technology that suffuses our modern lives.Read More