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DJ. Producer. Composer. Songwriter. Co-Founder of Blitz Club London. Rich Kids - Visage - Rusty Egan Presents 

Director, composer. A graduate of the acting department National Film School in Łódź. He works in duo with Helena Ganjalyan, creating films, commercials and music videos for clients such as Google, Samsung, Virgin Mobile, Disney, Puma, Coca Cola, Pernod Ricard, Universal Music, Sony, Asfalt Records and others. In January 2024, they received funding from the Polish Film Institute for their debut feature film titled 'Glorious Summer'.

As a composer, he writes music for commercials & films. Since 2021 he has collaborated with Nordic boutique label StereoRoyal, releasing a full album titled 'Nattskift', streaming on Spotify now.

Photos: ©Helena Ganjalyan

Welcome to Horror is a fortnightly show in which Lee and Adam introduce horror novice Chris to all the delights the genre has to offer. So whether your a seasoned horror fan or someone with a passing interest looking for an entertaining new look on the topic why not join us on our journey. We have such sights to show you.....

I'm Shaun, a composer!
If you'd like to work with me, E-mail consolomusic@gmail.com

Before the Spotlight: The Rise of The Creatures in 1960s Montreal.
In 1963, while Beatlemania gripped the UK and Motown was shaking up the charts, something electric was taking shape a world away—in a small Montreal apartment. Four teenagers, fueled by the raw energy of the British rock invasion and the soulful pull of American R&B, came together to form a band. With the support of our teenage manager—and his ever-patient mother who let us rehearse in their apartment—we found our footing, even if the neighbors weren’t thrilled about it.
We called ourselves The Creatures, inspired by the wave of iconic names that shaped our musical DNA: The Everley Brothers, The Beatles, The Stones, The Animals, Herman's Hermits, Dave Clark Five, Buddy Holly & The Crickets, The Ventures, The Surfaris, The Searchers, The Kinks, The Rascals, Paul Revere & The Raiders, The McCoys, The Righteous Brothers, Paul Butterfield Blues Band, James Brown, The Temptations, Marvin Gaye, Ray Charles, Joe Tex, Little Richard, and so many more. In a matter of months, we had three full sets of covers—both instrumentals and vocals—ready to roll.
It was an exhilarating time. While Petula Clark sang about going “Downtown,” we were playing four nights a week—two for rehearsals, two for gigs. Our sound was shaped by rock, funk, and R&B, and as we played together, we grew tighter, louder, and more ambitious.
Our first professional gig was at École Lajoie in Outremont, Quebec. We didn’t have the best gear, but we had something just as powerful—drive, rhythm, and chemistry. Soon, The Creatures started catching fire. With new equipment in hand and word spreading, we were playing packed shows at high schools, clubs, and major venues. One of the biggest was Dave Boxer’s legendary Bonaventure Curling Club, where 3,000 fans would turn up on a Saturday night. Boxer, a well-known DJ on CFCF Radio, was instrumental in giving Canadian bands their shot—including us.
But the peak came when we played the Montreal Forum the same stage that once welcomed The Beatles—at Dave Boxer’s "Bring Your Lunch Hopsville," alongside ten of Canada’s top acts. The show ran from 1pm to 10pm, and the Forum was filled wall-to-wall with screaming teenagers. For us, it was unforgettable.
The Montreal music scene in the ’60s was alive with sound and style—from Carnaby Street fashions to the explosion of long hair, bell-bottoms, and platform shoes. Local legends like, The JayBees, The Haunted, Les Classels, Trixie & The Inmates, Bartholomew Plus Three, The Rabble, The Mersey Makers, We Five, and All of Us, helped define an era. And in that mix stood The Creatures—young, hungry, and chasing the beat.
Though the band eventually split in the mid-60s for personal reasons, the spirit of The Creatures never faded. Today, that spirit lives on through the original music of Morr Serber, whose songwriting carries the echoes of a time when four teens from Montreal believed they could change the world—with guitars, harmonies, and a dream.
The Creatures Blog as told by: Two of the Original Members:
Walter Posner (a.k.a.: W.P. Wheels)
Morr Serber (a.k.a.: Morr) Member of SOCAN/BMI
www.soundcloud.com/morr-ser

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The Black & Blue Orkestre consists of Tom DiCillo in NY and Grog Rox in LA. Their vocal and instrumental music draws from Spaghetti Western Surf and Cinematic Gothic Rockabilly Groove.

Their first album, HURT ME TENDER, offers 12 of their original tracks. All lyrics were written and sung by Tom DiCillo. Grog wrote and performed all the bass parts, as well as singing additional vocals. Will Crewdson wrote and performed all of the guitar parts.

All the live drums were graciously provided by Alan Van Kleef.

HURT ME TENDER was mastered by Amaury Perez in NYC. Our sincere thanks to him and his earz.

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