Dan Weinberg recently completed work on the BBC2 series How Earth Made us. The first episode, Deep Earth, airs tonight at 9pm.
Composer Rob Manning is helping with Gordon Ramsay's culinary escape to India by composing the music to three one-off programmes being broadcast this January.
Screened Music composer Matt Dunkley is presently composing for an exciting new series on CBBC entitled "Spirit Warriors"; an action packed martial arts family drama that will be screened from mid January.
William Goodchild currently has two documentaries for National Geographic screening worldwide.
Mark Adair recently scored the theatrical trailer for this year's BFI London Film Festival.
Great eerie track - I can definitely see zombies. Hints of Danny Elfman but without the cliched bass lines. Choir isn't over used and love the strings that build from 50''. Fantastic!
Lovely rich sound and unusual textures and I like the irregular time sigs. Really nicely produced and effective use of piano. Nice job!
I get very excited by strings used in a rhythmical, punky way. Love it
This portrays a side to India which is more sinister. We can hear the Indian elements such as the sitar but there are also pads and sounds which make the listener feel very uneasy. An evocative and atmospheric...
This track achieves epic proportions whilst remaining pared back, stylistically speaking. Haunting atmospheric textures, mixed with beautiful indigenous woodwind and drums, along with harder contemporary...
A beautifully moody track with subtly melancholic harmony from the strings and some punchy filmic cadences. The real instruments give it a sense of quality, especially the sitar riffs, which intertwine...
Classical Indian musical elements are mixed with Western contemporary beats and even a piano here to wonderful effect. This is a funky, urban, fusion track that makes us think much more of Brick Lane than...
So wonderful to have the evocative, enigmatic vocals of Riffat on this track. Right from the start, there is a very strong sense of cultural identity while the chilled out beats and ethereal pads give...
I like the feel of several layers happening simultaneously musically. I can only guess that this is the landscape, the climber and the emotion, maybe danger of the actual climb. Works for me.
Really exciting and enjoyable