Henry Mancine Music Score

Directed by Eric Darmon & Franck Mallet, The Art Of Sounds is a documentary about experimental French Pierre Henry, one of the pioneers of musique concrète. This documentary traces his development of a new sound that shocked the music world. During the 1950s, the radical innovator and his colleague Pierre Schaeffer created a unique form of music based on electronically modified environmental noises. Some consider him an innovator who helped inspire sample-based production. This is a televised French documentary from 2006 with English subtitles.

"The Legendary Henry Stone Presents David Hudson," released in 2005, is a compilation album that highlights the work of David Hudson, a talented artist known for his smooth vocals and blend of R&B and soul influences. The album features tracks that reflect Hudson's signature style, often characterized by emotional delivery and engaging melodies. It pays tribute to the legendary Henry Stone, a key figure in the music industry, known for discovering and promoting various artists. This collection offers a glimpse into Hudson's musical journey and showcases his contributions to the genre.

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Original Motion Picture Score for the movie Overcomer (2019). The music composed by Paul Mills who has written the music score for Run the Race. Overcomer is a 2019 Christian drama film written by Alex Kendrick and Stephen Kendrick, directed by Alex Kendrick. The film stars Alex Kendrick, Priscilla Shirer, Shari Rigby, Cameron Arnett, Aryn Wright-Thompson, Jack Sterner, Ben Davies. The album ‘Music from and Inspired by the Original Motion Picture‘ can find in our previous post.

La-La Land Records and Paramount Pictures present the world premiere release of acclaimed composer Hans Zimmer's (BLACK RAIN, THELMA & LOUISE, THE DARK KNIGHT, MAN OF STEEL) full-throttle original score to the 1990 racing drama feature DAYS OF THUNDER, starring Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman and Robert Duvall, and directed by Tony Scott. After waiting decades, film music enthusiasts have finally been rewarded with a worthy release of this Zimmer classic. Clocking in at over 70 minutes, this CD absolutely roars with the kind of blistering dramatic action scoring that vividly demonstrates how Zimmer became one of filmdom's most important contemporary composers. Rounding out the music presentation are some notable bonus tracks and the song "The Last Note of Freedom," performed by David Cloverdale.