As a bassist/guitarist/multi-instrumentalist, Clinton performs and records new and original music throughout New York City and nationally with many different award-winning singers, groups, and productions.

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 Growing up in Colombia during the '90s, singer/songwriter Daniel Jiménez Afanador and his friends threw late night parties where the heavy metal riffs of Iron Maiden collided with the salsa grooves of Fruko y sus Tesos.  Mirroring Bogota's cosmopolitan sensibility, Daniel listened to all kinds of music in his teen years - from Fabulosos Cadillacs and Counting Crows to Queen and Latin rock pioneers Sui Géneris.  It was around that time - and after his mother passed away when he was only 16 - that Daniel realized that music had become a force of healing in his life.  "Music became my salvation at a very early age," he reflects over a cup of freshly brewed Colombian coffee in his Los Angeles-based recording studio.  "I remember falling in love with my favorite records and realizing that all my troubles seemed insignificant compared to the beauty of those sounds.  The next step came naturally: the need to write my own songs and share them with other people."  These feelings of hope, positivity and a passionate dedication to the craft of creating quality music are at the core of Daniel's newly released third solo record, Deep Swimming In Brazil.  A collection of instantly hummable yet deeply sophisticated songs, the new record will surprise longtime fans with a more direct sound.  Also of notice: all but one of the album's eight tracks are in English.  "I've always believed that a song must be painfully honest in order for listeners to be able to relate to it," he explains.  "That's why I'm singing in both Spanish and English this time around.  After living so many years in the U.S., I feel like I'm part Colombian and part American - equally comfortable in two strikingly different cultures."  Initially, Daniel moved to Los Angeles in order to study guitar, composition and sound engineering.  But mainstream success found him right after graduation when he founded Roxing Kafé, a pop-rock trio that would become a key band in Latin rock of the new millennium.  Roxing released only one self-titled CD, but found itself touring the U.S. extensively, playing at such legendary venues as House of Blues and the Knitting Factory - and sharing the stage with Latin music stars like Ely Guerra, Jarabe de Palo, Grupo Niche and Aterciopelados.    "Roxing was very unusual because of how different the three of us were," he says.  "The drummer was a childhood friend that I persuaded to join us from Colombia.  The bassist was from a little village in Northern Japan, but he was actually an expert in Latin music theory.  We played rock but listened to heavy metal.  We had a harder edge than most Latin bands of the time, and I think people really connected with that."  Still, the instant success of Roxing didn't satisfy Daniel's quest for a more personal, intimate sound.  In 2006, he disbanded Roxing and continued his path as a solo artist.    "I felt a responsibility for writing songs that were completely authentic and organic from the very root of the creative process," he says.  "I wanted to come up with lyrics that make you think new ideas and inspire you to change."  Backed by a new, multi-cultural band made up of seasoned players from different genres, Daniel has performed hundreds of gigs across Southern California.  He has also forged an artistic alliance as a songwriter/producer with Sony in Colombia, and has written the score for various film projects.  His schedule may be frantic, but the love of music remains.  "Remember that scene in the movie The Perks of Being a Wallflower when the main characters are listening to David Bowie at full volume as they drive through a tunnel?," he asks with a smile.  "Music still evokes that in me.  I haven't lost that feeling of joy.  It's still there, the thrill of music."  **            

Pablo Langaine is a Mexican and American composer, producer, and songwriter who creates music inspired by his Latin American folklore heritage, fused with contemporary music expressions. His most relevant music department credits for film, tv, and games include Scary Stories to Tell in The Dark (André Øvredal, Guillermo del Toro) and Red Dead Redemption 2 (Rockstar Games).

Self-described as a “Music Creator and Curator”, Pablo Langaine redefines authenticity from an intensely personal perspective, carrying diverse Latin American traditions from his native Mexico City to the multi-cultural mecca of Los Angeles, where he fuses those sounds with rock, pop, concert, and electronic influences to forge a singular and ever-evolving sound. Pablo was partly raised in Brazil and lived in Europe, between Barcelona, Amsterdam and Rotterdam, before moving to New York City and Los Angeles, where he has established himself as a standout voice amongst a new generation of television and film composers.

Most recently, he wrote the music for the documentary “Us vs Us” (Catalina Film Festival), scored the original series “Tuning In”, available on Amazon Prime Video, music supervised “Who Gets to Sleep with Me Tonight” featured at the NALIP (National Association of Latino Independent Producers) Media Summit, while composing the music for the short films  “Hex the Patriarchy” (2022), and “THƠ”, which premiered at Outfest Los Angeles Festival 2021. Additionally, Pablo Langaine worked as a Music Supervisor with Ntertain Studios on the TV Show Los Montaner (2022), for Disney+. 

As a guitarist, composer, and artistic director, Pablo Langaine has performed at renowned venues such as Carnegie Hall in New York City, Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Brussels Jazz Marathon in Belgium, and Teatro de la Ciudad in Mexico City, among others. He received his master's degree in Music Composition and Guitar Performance in 2013 from the prestigious CODARTS, Rotterdam University of the Arts, in Europe. Additionally, he has completed Music Supervision and Film Scoring coursework at UCLA Extension in Los Angeles (2019).

As part of his multi-phased career, Langaine has also worked in the music supervision world. Throughout 2021 he worked with Metalman Media, alongside prominent music supervisors Kevin Edelman and Ben Sokoler. Langaine has collaborated with Edelman and Sokoler on shows including The Terminal List (Amazon Prime Video), Young Sheldon (CBS), Charmed (The CW Network), Bull and Good Sam (CBS), Inside Job (Netflix), The Mighty Ducks (Disney+), Cruel Summer (Freeform), and many more.

Furthermore, Pablo Langaine has been the first Latinx (Latine / Hispanic-Latino), Music Supervisor and Composer at Meta Platforms INC, (Facebook’s Music Initiative -FMI).

He is the founder of the Music for Media firm, Muse Tones, featuring up-and-coming Latin music artists. For more information check: musetones.com

Pablo Langaine is a Mexican and American composer, producer, and songwriter who creates music inspired by the folklore of his Latin American heritage, fused with traditional orchestration, contemporary expressions, and virtuoso guitar. His most relevant music department credits for film, TV, and games include Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (André Øvredal, Guillermo del Toro) and Red Dead Redemption 2 (Rockstar Games).

Self-described as a “Music Creator and Curator”, Pablo Langaine redefines authenticity from an intensely personal perspective, carrying diverse Latin American traditions from his native Mexico City to the multi-cultural mecca of Los Angeles, where he fuses those sounds with rock, pop, concert, and electronic influences to forge a singular and ever-evolving sound. Pablo was partly raised in Brazil and lived in Europe, between Barcelona, Amsterdam, and Rotterdam, before moving to New York City and Los Angeles, where he has established himself as a standout voice amongst a new generation of television and film composers.

Most recently, he wrote the music for the film “Soy Yo” (Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival, scored the original series “Tuning In”, available on Amazon Prime Video, music supervised “Who Gets to Sleep with Me Tonight” featured at the NALIP (National Association of Latino Independent Producers) Media Summit while composing the music for the short films “Hex the Patriarchy” (2022), and “THƠ”, which premiered at Outfest Los Angeles Festival 2021. Additionally, Pablo Langaine worked as a Music Supervisor with Ntertain Studios on Disney+'s TV Show The Montaners (2022), for Disney+. His latest project, “The Cleaning Lady Documentary,” premieres April 28, 2005, on PBS.

As a guitarist, composer, and artistic director, Pablo Langaine has performed at renowned venues such as Carnegie Hall in New York City, Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Brussels Jazz Marathon in Belgium, and Teatro de la Ciudad in Mexico City, among others. He received his master's degree in Music Composition and Guitar Performance in 2013 from the prestigious CODARTS, Rotterdam University of the Arts, in Europe. Additionally, he has completed Film Production (2023), Music Supervision, and Film Scoring coursework at UCLA Extension in Los Angeles (2019).

Langaine has also worked in the music supervision world as part of his multi-phased career. Throughout 2021 he worked with Metalman Media, on shows including The Terminal List (Amazon Prime Video), Young Sheldon (CBS), Charmed (The CW Network), Bull and Good Sam (CBS), Inside Job (Netflix), The Mighty Ducks (Disney+), Cruel Summer (Freeform), and many more.

He is the founder of the Music for Media firm, Muse Tones, featuring up-and-coming Latin music artists. For more information, check: musetones.com

he who understands the music, understands the cosmos....

                                   African Ancient Proverb

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