Matthew has composed the music for a new Sky original TV series Temple starring Mark Strong, Carice van Houten and Daniel Mays. Episode one airs on Sky One on Sept 13th with the entire series streamable on the same day.
Matthew Herbert is an award-winning composer, artist, producer and writer whose range of innovative works extends from more than 30 albums (including the much-celebrated Bodily Functions) to scores for Oscar-winning films (A Fantastic Woman) as well as music for the National Theatre, Broadway, TV series (Noughts and Crosses BBC), games (Lego) and radio. He has performed solo, as a DJ and with various musicians including his own 21 piece big band and 100 piece choir all round the world from the Sydney opera house, to the Hollywood Bowl and created installations, plays and opera.

There are few composers who have made a bigger splash in the film world over the past two decades than Michael Giacchino. His partnership with J.J. Abrams early in his career has led to work on some of the biggest films and franchises in the world, and inspired some of the most varied, complex and unforgettable music produced during that time. But for many of the people who thrill at each new announcement of a Giacchino project, that love affair started with Lost.

Reimer and Larson are known for telling stories, whether it's with music or word, and this album is no exception.
Combining their love of movie trailer music (which is known for being bombastic, epic, and a means to tell a story quickly), and Christmas music, Reed and Ben thought this would be a very fun and challenging project, and set to work immediately.There are fifteen tracks on this album, and each represents a different genre like Sci-fi, adventure, or horror.
The highlight for Reed and Ben was collaborating with singer/songwriter Savannah Smith for the two songs on the album, All I Want for Christmas, and O Holy Night. Savanna brought her unique voice to the project to help take the songs to the next level.We are excited about sharing this with everyone, and can't wait to know what you think.

Amine Bouhafa, né le 10 juillet 1986, est un compositeur franco-tunisien de musiques de film.
Dès l'âge de trois ans, Amine Bouhafa commence à jouer du piano, puis rejoint le conservatoire de Tunis vers l'âge de sept ans et obtient son diplôme à l'âge de douze ans avec la mention très bien. Il intègre le lycée pilote Bourguiba de Tunis et y obtient un baccalauréat en mathématiques. Il effectue en France une prépa en maths sup-maths spé et intègre Télécom SudParis dont il sort ingénieur en systèmes d’information. Il part aux États-Unis et suit des cours de MBA à l'université de Californie à Riverside.

Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, Olaf and Sven leave Arendelle to travel to an ancient, autumn-bound forest of an enchanted land. They set out to find the origin of Elsa's powers in order to save their kingdom. Starring returning voice talents of Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell, Josh Gad, Jonathon Groff and featuring Evan Rachel Wood and Sterling K. Brown. Soundtrack includes all new music by Bobby and Kristen Lopez.

Hollywood Records will release a soundtrack album for the sports drama Ford v Ferrari. The album features the song from the movie, including a new remix of James Burton’s Polk Salad Annie, as well as tracks by Nina Simone, The Sonics, Buck Owens, The Byrds, The Shadows of Knight & others. Also included are three tracks from the movie’s original score composed by Marco Beltrami & Buck Sanders (The Hurt Locker, Warm Bodies). As previously reported, a separate soundtrack featuring Beltrami’s & Sanders’ score is also being released tomorrow. Ford v Ferrari is directed by James Mangold and stars Matt Damon, Christian Bale, Jon Bernthal, Caitriona Balfe, Josh Lucas, Noah Jupe, Tracy Letts, Remo Girone and Ray McKinnon. The movie is being released in theaters this weekend by 20th Century Fox.

Though known by some for his producing, programming, and writing work in the pop and electronic realms, Henry Jackman is best known as a film composer for action and animated features such as X-Men: First Class, Big Hero 6, and Captain America: Civil War. He was born in Hillingdon of suburban London, England into a family of industry professionals, including his father Andrew Pryce Jackman, a keyboardist and arranger who's worked with the likes of Yes, Barbra Streisand, and Nanci Griffith. His uncle Gregg Jackman is a sound engineer and producer for artists such as Barclay James Harvest, Seal, and Enya, and his grandfather Bill Jackman played woodwinds for, among others, the King's Singers.

DARK MATTER: MUSIC FOR FILM marks a bold departure for Lawson Rollins as he sets aside his main instrument - the nylon string Spanish guitar - and crafts a mysterious soundscape of lush steel string acoustic and electric guitars, synthesizers, violins, and flute that transcends conventional song structure in favor of free-form musical impressionism ripe with emotional intensity.

Florian Tessloff began his musical education at the age of 6. Piano lessons at the Hamburg Conservatory led him to delve into many musical genres from classical to jazz. During his high school years, he continued to study piano and saxophone. Upon graduation, he attended Berklee College of Music in Boston, studying jazz piano and composition. At this point he also discovered his love for film scoring.

The soundtrack to author Mike Sacks' satirical podcast production, 2019's Passable in Pink, plays like a compilation of lost college rock hits from the '80s. Conceived as a send-up of director John Hughes' iconic teen dramedies of the '80s, Passable in Pink tells what has been described as a "prom-com" story that wryly cribs from films like 16 Candles, Pretty in Pink, and The Breakfast Club, all while putting a humorous spin on the beloved, yet often outdated content from the original movies.

Pour vous, en avant première mondiale c’est L’employé, et ça fait froid dans le dos. Ce week-end, je me suis rendu au festival du podcast de Paris, l’occasion pour moi de parler avec des créateurs, des producteurs, des journalistes ainsi que de découvrir de nouveaux contenus. Sur les conseils de Lou Howard, je me rends à 14h dans la salle rencontre pour assister à l’avant-première d’une fiction audio : L’employé. Je ne m’étais pas informé de ce à quoi j’allais assister (mais en gros, on a vu une porte avec de la lumière, on est entré). On nous donne des casques et comme au cinéma, chaque spectateur présent se retrouve, en même temps que les autres, plongé dans un autre univers. Certains observent les réactions de leur voisin, d’autre fixent le plafond, d’autres ferment les yeux pour visualiser la scène. Chacun à notre manière, nous sommes plongés dans une expérience auditive nouvelle. A la fin des 30 minutes d’écoute, je me tourne vers mon ami, nous sommes tous deux la bouche grande ouverte, les yeux écarquillés : le « mind blown » le plus synchro possible.

Columbia Records will release ‘Western Stars – Songs From The Film’ on October 25th, featuring each of the live performances captured in Bruce Springsteen’s directorial debut ‘Western Stars.’ The soundtrack includes every song from Springsteen’s most recent studio album of the same name, as well as a cover of Glen Campbell’s “Rhinestone Cowboy.”

David Martijn (1980) is best known as the guitar player & electronic musician of the award winning Belgian electro rockband Goose. He spent most of his formative years bent over a pedalboard with a Flying V strapped around his waist before discovering a passion for synthesizers. David is a part of the creative collective Safari Studios, operating from their very own recording studio in his hometown Kortrijk (BE).

Benedikt Wolfgang Schiefer studierte von 1998 bis 2004 Komposition bei Wilfried Hiller am Richard-Strauss-Konservatorium München. Von 2006 bis 2009 studierte er bei Georg Friedrich Haas und Erik Oña an der Hochschule für Musik in Basel und absolvierte Meisterkurse bei Kevin Volans und Beat Furrer. Neben mehreren Auszeichnungen und Stipendien trat Schiefer seit dem Jahr 2000 auch mit seinen klassischen Kompositionen und seiner Elektronikmusik auf mehreren Musikfestivals auf. Seine erste Filmmusik für einen Langspielfilm komponierte er für das von Christoph Hochhäusler inszenierte deutsch-polnische Filmdrama Milchwald. Für seine Musik an Unter dir die Stadt wurde er 2011 mit dem Preis der deutschen Filmkritik ausgezeichnet.

François Liétout is a Paris-based composer. He began playing music at a very early age,and became soloist in the Vincennes boys choir at 6. After learning the saxophone, the guitar, and ultimately the piano in Christophe Vannier's class, he entered film school in Paris in 2005, where he studied sound engineering. He decided to dedicate himself exclusively to film music composition after writing the score for his final-year student film.