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Nikita Noebel records under the name Walilamdzi, a project rooted in Berlin but drawn to landscapes that stretch far beyond the city. The music sits in that space between instrumental songwriting and film score: guitar-driven, slow-burning, shaped as much by atmosphere as by melody. Noebel calls each set of songs a “chapter,” small arcs that…
Katy Jarzebowski has spent the last decade scoring everything from documentaries to ballets, and her debut album FEATHERS pulls directly from that experience. Originally written for a pandemic-era ballet, the six tracks now stand alone as a kind of experimental suite—one that blends orchestral tools with sound design tricks and a willingness to let weird…
Waves is post rock that swaps power chords for clean piano and soft electronics. Inuuro are three longtime friends from Stavanger who still play like one mind. A simple piano figure sets the pace, pads lift the ceiling, and the drums keep a steady spine. The mood points upward, hopeful without tipping into sugar. Midway…
Planet E Communications is set to release the soundtrack for Desire: The Carl Craig Story, a documentary about the legendary Detroit techno producer Carl Craig. The album, which features a range of Craig’s work from his various musical aliases, will be available digitally starting Friday, June 20. The documentary, directed by Jean-Cosme Delaloye, chronicles Carl…
Marc Soucy’s Montana is a cinematic track that blends bold strings with soft piano to evoke the feeling of an adventurous landscape. The music takes you on a journey, bringing to life images of rugged, open terrains and the emotions tied to exploring the unknown. The strings are bold, dramatic, and full of energy, creating…
Moreno Viglione’s The Fabulous Mustache, from his album De Mirabilibus Mundi, is an invitation to step into a world of adventure, where music becomes a vessel for discovery. The album moves across vast landscapes, tracing a path from the farthest eastern island to the westernmost edge of the world. It’s a tribute to the great…
London is set to host its first-ever festival dedicated to the captivating world of music for film, TV, and video games. The London Soundtrack Festival 2025 (LSF25), running from March 19th to 26th, promises a week of extraordinary performances and events that will bring together some of the most iconic composers and talented musicians in…
The world of cinematic and atmospheric music is always evolving, blending genres and emotions to create tracks that feel like they belong in a film, game, or deep in your own imagination. This month, we’ve picked five standout tracks that bring something unique—whether it’s moody electronic textures, haunting melodies, or immersive production that pulls you…
ardman Animations’ beloved characters Wallace and Gromit return in Vengeance Most Fowl, and their latest adventure is accompanied by a score that continues the tradition of memorable, quirky, and dynamic music. The soundtrack for this animated feature is composed by Lorne Balfe, known for his work on blockbuster films like Mission: Impossible – Fallout and…
The soundtrack for The Brutalist, Brady Corbet’s ambitious epic drama, offers a distinctive auditory experience that mirrors the emotional and physical landscapes of the film. Composed by Daniel Blumberg, known for his evocative score for The World to Come, the music of The Brutalist is as much a character in the film as the visionary…