Theme for a new show - ad music I did years ago

News Show Theme

Brief classical aria - but instrumental version of it!
music I did for an ad years ago

Opera Music: Instrumental Version

Music for an ad I did years ago - email notification sound effect that morphs into a steel drum song as the relaxation kicks in.

Oh - it was an ad for a marijuana vaporizer device.

Email into Steel Drums (Pax Ad)

Original version of the theme song for the Sup Doc Podcast.

Sup Doc Podcast Theme: Original Version

Instrumental with cello lead. String-based, dark, heavy in a weird sort of way song. Full string quartet buried within there - bass, viola, violin, and cello used in a variety of ways. And then there's the 1970s excitement of the keys during the bridge section! Just followed the path and this is what happened...

Instruments in Pittsburgh - instrumental w/cello lead

The theme from the TV show "Friends" - I'll Be There For You - by the Rembrandts; but in an exquisitely orchestrated classical version. Starting with string quartet and going bigger at the end.

I'll Be There For You (Friends Theme - Classical Version)

The Ghosts Believe in Themselves

This was for an ad spot project - a couple programmers were going to be pole dancing as a way of communicating programming ideas with one another. The directors' request was to make "Stripper Music" - and they gave us an electro style song as a reference. I thought about it long & hard, and realized they actually wanted hard rock stripper music. Turns out they agreed, and so here we are, ripping guitar solos and everything.

Co-written and co-produced with Jonathan Kepke!

Hard Rock Stripper Music

David Marc Siegel

Killing My Lobster Nothing is Original - show Finale

Hunter Gatherers play - theme

Killing My Lobster "Pop" - Finale Song

Killing My Lobster "Pop" - Bluebeard Song (Bowie Inspired)

Rock-ish, uptempo, inspirational sounding sort of chipper number. Lots of crashing drums, stomping kick, clean strummed guitar, and soaring melody. 

"Outside Belief" - Peppy, uptempo, rocky instrumental.

Boneless Children Foundation - Stars For Anyone
album title track from album released in 2007

Stars For Anyone

Boneless Children Foundation  My Little Book
track 7 from album released in 2007

My Little Book

Boneless Children Foundation - Get Up
track 8 from album released in 2007

Get Up

Boneless Children Foundation - Eyes Have Had Enough
track 10 from album released in 2007

Eyes Have Had Enough

David Marc Siegel is a guitarist, songwriter, and composer hailing from the San Francisco Bay Area. He has played in rock bands (Boneless Children Foundation, El Pulpo), theater groups (Killing My Lobster, Boxcar Theater), and written music that has appeared in advertisements, promo videos, sketch comedy videos, short and full-length films, 

His compositions run the gamut from driving rockers to pensive instrumental classical pieces, and even into electronic and found-sound work. 

David was born & raised in St. Louis, MO, before moving to the SF Bay Area. Raised on novelty music, comedy, and imaginative animated works from throughout the 20th century, David enjoys bringing a wry, dark sensibility to his musical work. This sensibility, combined with his strong background in improvisation as well as his past as a student of jazz and classical theory make him an extremely engaged life-long student of what makes a song great - from the sublime and profoundly sad to the sometimes ludicrous and fantastical.

His rock band, The Boneless Children Foundation, hit #200 on the national CMJ charts in 2007. Having since disbanded, David continues writing rock and non-rock music for short films, ads, and live performance purposes.

Follow David on Twitter - twitter.com/davidmarcsiegel
For music, press, film or other inquiries contact David directly at davidmarcsiegel (at) gmail.com.

In his non-music time, David works in technology as a Product Manager.

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