HeyJaredComposers in a Jukebox
Calling all music lovers!! Join us (Darren Sng, Luke Mombrea, Levent Altuntas, and Jolene Khor) as we dissect a jukebox from the inside, through conversations about the things we do for a living - writing music for the stage and the screen.
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Scoring A Cartoon Noir Game: Patryk Scelina On 'Mouse: P.I. For Hire' (opens the original)
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Our latest episode features composer Patryk Scelina and a deep dive into the music of Mouse: P.I. For Hire, one of the most distinctive upcoming games on the horizon. From recording fiery jazz solos and experimenting with vintage microphones to building tools for composers through Sonic Atoms, Patryk gives us a fascinating look into the craft behind game music. Whether you're a gamer, composer, or jazz enthusiast, this is an episode you won't want to miss.
Inon Zur On 'Fallout' and 'Dragon Age': Building Worlds Through Music (opens the original)
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Our latest episode of Composers in a Jukebox features Emmy Award-winning and three-time BAFTA-nominated composer Inon Zur. Across beloved franchises like Fallout and Dragon Age, Inon has spent decades crafting the music behind some of gaming's most immersive worlds. In this episode, we explore everything from atmospheric textures and orchestration to adapting game scores for the concert stage, developing a personal sonic identity, and the evolving landscape of video game music. Whether it's the
Tyler Bates On Storytelling Through Music: 'Guardians Of The Galaxy', 'John Wick', 'One Spoon Of Chocolate', And Beyond (opens the original)
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Marvel heroes. Legendary assassins. Antiheroes with questionable morals. In an upcoming episode of Composers in a Jukebox, we sit down with composer, producer, and musician Tyler Bates to explore the music behind some of modern cinema's most iconic franchises, including Guardians of the Galaxy, Deadpool 2, and John Wick. From crafting emotional moments that make audiences tear up to cutting through the chaos of action-packed fight sequences, Tyler shares stories from a career that spans blockbus
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