Name: The Short Game - I Don't Break (pop, metal, vocals) by John Piscitello
Duration: 2 min 24 s
Description: Additional music for The Short Game. Co-written with lead singer.

I've been looking all over for this.  Heard it in The Short Game and loved it.  Wish it had more lyrics though.  Good drivin' beat!

Additional music for The Short Game. Co-written with lead singer.

The Short Game - I Don't Break (pop, metal, vocals)

Joplin wrote this wonderful ragtime waltz after her very young wife, Freddie Alexander died after only a few weeks of marriage. Recorded by Bohém Ragtime Jazz Band's leader, pianist Tamás Ittzés on Oct 20, 2013 in Budapest.

Bethena (Scott Joplin)

Crimea

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIr2yDDU5bI

Pyromaniac

copyright Aalok Mehta
Produced and composed by Aalok Mehta, Albert Fox, Anisha Nagarajan


Trident Original Score  First Fight Scene

I made part of this recording for a documentary about labor in Africa. It's fun stuff so I made it into a full track of its own.

Hu Soom Puko

John Piscitello is a Bronx-born composer whose music spans genres, honed through years of performing in clubs, concert halls, and theaters.

His latest work includes the romantic comedy series “Sexpectations”, streaming on Tubi, featuring a magnificent symphonic orchestra in the style of classic Hollywood films. He also collaborated with Aalok Mehta to create the hybrid east-west score for “DesiQuest”, an actual-play Dungeon & Dragons show featuring an all South Asian cast. 

His comedy work includes “Too Funny To Fail: The Life and Death of the Dana Carvey Show” (on Hulu), in which Steve Carrell, Stephen Colbert, Dana, and others recount the spectacular failure of his brilliant ABC network sketch show in the 90s. John’s “rebels with sweaters” score drives the hysterical battle between comedy writers vs. their corporate overlords.

John’s stylish, breezy score for “Becoming Bond” (also on Hulu) brightens George Lazenby’s improbable tale of landing the role of James Bond, embellished by comedy re-enactments featuring Jeff Garlin, Jake Johnson, Jane Seymour and more.

John created a “heart-pounding” (The Playlist) electronic score for the acclaimed 2019 film “Mike Wallace Is Here” (also Hulu!). The LA Times called it “crackerjack documentary” and The Wrap “a masterful, cinematic biography”.

John’s recent comedy work for Eko’s interactive platform include the genre comedy series “Wizard School Dropout”, about a female wizard (Khosha Patel) just trying to survive among the “humdrums” in Echo Park, and the cringe-comedy “That Moment When” with Milana Vayntrub.

The Short Game - I Don't Break (pop, metal, vocals)

John Piscitello

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