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Sync Music Matters Podcast

Sync Music Matters Podcast

De: Jim Hustwit - Larp Music
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A podcast that explores the people and the process behind the most incredible music in TV, film and games© 2021-22 Sync Music Matters - Larp Music Ltd Arte Música
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  • Interview with Aaron May + David Ridley – Scoring Netflix’ Adolescence
    May 21 2025
    This episode of Sync Music Matters is an interview with Aaron May and David Ridley about scoring the Netflix series Adolescence and the power of collaboration Interview with Aaron May + David Ridley Aaron and David are the progressive composer duo responsible for scoring Netflix’ recent psychological crime drama Adolescence Other credits include ITVs Malpractice and the 4x BAFTA nominated feature Boiling Point. Aaron and David met at Bristol Uni, where they were doing a Masters in Composition. They played in bands together before collaboratively scoring their first short in 2017. Since then they’ve gone on to create bold, distinctive soundtracks blending contemporary classical and electronic elements . Their working practice puts an emphasis on experimentation and conversation, both with each other and their co-creatives in order to harness the power of collaboration. Website: Aaron May & David Ridley Instagram: aaron_and_david
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    1 h y 13 m
  • 22 – Interview with Ryan Dickinson – Finding a profession that fills you with joy
    May 7 2025
    Interview with Ryan Dickinson - Ryan Dickinson has spent the last 10 years working within the advertising and video game industries as a creative director, music composer and sound designer. He’s worked for world renowned companies such as MassiveMusic, EA Games and Squeak E Clean. He has also worked on sonic branding, helping to craft award winning sound for brands such as Kathmandu, The Australian Open & Canva (winning gold & silver Transform Awards) Ryan is the director of “made by ikigai” which is a full-service music & sound agency. Ikigai is a Japanese term that blends two words: “iki” meaning “to live,” and “gai” meaning “reason”, which translates to “a reason to live.” It's a concept that encourages people to discover what truly matters to them and to live a life filled with purpose and joy. In this interview with Ryan Dickinson We discuss ikigai and finding a profession that fills you with purpose. Ryan talks about being a freelancer, the importance of making yourself stand out and how personal branding can be a key component. Ryan and I both made a major career shifts into music later in life so we also talk about pivoting and how to make it work. Ryan Dickinson website Ryan Dickinson on Instagram Jim Hustwit is the host of Sync Music Matters
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    1 h y 8 m
  • 21 – Interview with Vanbur – Scoring Netflix Series One Day
    Apr 23 2025
    Interview with Vanbur - In this episode of Sync Music Matters I'm chatting to Vanbur aka Jessica Jones and Tim Morrish. We’ll be chatting about their work on One Day, the Netflix adaptation of the novel by David Nichols which interestingly, seems to resemble their story. We’ll also be digging into their creative process, the power of collaborating and the liberating power of restricting yourself creatively. We also chat Jaffa cakes... again! Vanbur is the artist project of composers Jessica Jones and Tim Morrish. Their sound can best be described as ethereal vocals floating on a bed of contemporary and haunting cinematic score. They recently worked alongside Anne Nikitin on the score for Netflix’s One Day and also had a number of their Vanbur tracks featured as part of the soundtrack. Independently they’ve worked on shows like the long running comedy drama series Brassic, Netflix’s true crime show American Nightmare, Tinder Swindler and Jimmy Saville: A british Horror Story They are also working on a new album due out at the end of 2025. Listen to Vanbur on Spotify
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    1 h y 10 m
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