Steve Colman - -I Want To Eat Your Pussy- Def Poetry

The 9th track off Simon van Gend's 5th Album "Suffer Well", released in September 2015. Simon spent a year writing a song every week (www.asongaweek.simonvangend.com). The album is made up of the best of these songs, fleshed out in the studio with his band (Ross Campbell on drums, Eric Michot on bass) and producer Christopher Tuck (www.darkpopchris.com).

Suffer Well

Selection of tunes from the second season of Chef's Table on Netflix. Additional Music by Sebastian Ornemark, Steve Gernes and Tyler Sabbag. Orchestrations by Pantawit Kiangsiri and Sean Sumwalt. Soundtrack release is a future possibility! 

My hat is off to our musicians whose hard won expertise, experience and feeling truly brings the score to life. The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra was recorded at Smecky Studios. Our small ensemble recordings (feat. Yabing Tan, Mikala Schmitz, Shenhua Hu) were made here in Los Angeles at East West, Inclement and Animaux Studios. 

I would like to personally thank all of you who take time to write or comment here and on Facebook/insta. I'm honored and sincerely thankful for your kind thoughts :) To learn your experiences have been meaningful is the coolest thing ever. May you have many, many more! 

Watch the series on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/80007945
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Selections From Chef's Table S

Who Killed The Goat? (Anand)

Death Happens (Atala)

A Brief Introduction to the Become What You Mean Podcast.  Greg, Rich, and Chris are three salesmen who left their respective careers in order to live life as artists. The Become What You Mean Podcast will follow their adventures. Take 3 Minutes to find out a little more about what's to come.

Become What You Mean

00 - Become What You Mean Episode 0:A Brief Introduction

This is a playlist of music I wrote for the Netflix original series Chef's Table episode about Christina Tosi.

Chef's Table_Episode 302_Christina Tosi

It Takes a Village

https://vimeo.com/136971943. I am elated to share Daniela Sherer's latest film, "Blue". It is the culmination of many years of dear friendship and effortless collaboration.

Music is my thesis for Bruce Broughton's orchestration class at USC's Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television program. Recorded live at Warner Bros. Studios April, 2013.

Edit: Thank you all so much for the kind words and listens-- I'll do my best to check out your tracks as soon as I can. I'm looking forward to it!

00 - Become What You Mean Episode 0:A Brief Introduction

Never Surrender: The Hero's Journey