Cue Sets

Willy Croakher

Fri, 4 Sep 2009 11:45:22 -0700

Simply known as the "Berklee Bohemian", Willy's influences meet at the corner of Dave Brubeck and "60's bohemian" and most comfortably performing on the streets of SoHo. An eclectic blend of quirkiness and sophistication - the music is educated yet unpretentious. The quintet of 2 percussionist, stand up bass and two acoustic guitars locks in a distinct sound that is bound to its limitations yet dedicated to its cause. Willy and the guys are serving up some "tude" bohemian style!

Sarah Ghostwhite

Thu, 3 Sep 2009 11:45:52 -0700

Unadulterated honesty from the heartland. Proclaimed self-taught Sarah Ghostwhite speaks a musical language our youth immediately understands. She can't claim to any musical artists as inspiration but rather puts her saturday nites to music - that's all she needs, everything is there. Its sacred and trustworthy. The music is created on the spot and not tortured with re-writes and production. Here and now captured forever. Relevant, transparent and moving.

Tookie Wookie

Wed, 2 Sep 2009 11:20:15 -0700

An extremely unique sound here, Steely Dan mixes with Modern Ultra-Lounge. If you've got a quirky show this
set will give it an immediate sense of hip and identity.
The “Cue Set” has three themes and more is held
together by its instrumental palette which holds an
interesting consistency throughout. Marketing galore!.
A set that sees into your future.

Get some Tookie baby!

Big Ol' Head

Mon, 31 Aug 2009 11:52:44 -0700

Aggressive and unapologetic . Big Ol’ Head
is designed
to keep the edge in a corrupt
society
drama. Inspired by the wonderful
engineering style of
Tchad Blake on Los Lobos “Colossus Head”. This stuff is raw
and not for the ones who want to
play it safe.
Ugly is beautiful.

Cool Again

Mon, 31 Aug 2009 11:48:10 -0700

Bringing great musicianship back to TV. This “Cue set” is tribute to
the days of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grapelli.
Sophisticated and cool, Its cool again. A new kind of quirky for
dramady or sitcom. A jazz sextet featuring violin and guitar.
Fun, original, and downright smokin! Swing it Man, Swing it!

The City Speaks

Sun, 30 Aug 2009 11:46:21 -0700

Music for the city - A robust “cue set” with 3 different themes give voice to a metropolitan area, its crime and those who resolve it. Acoustic piano, electric guitar and trumpet are the leads. A full range of emotion here with cues composed to go through multiple scenes. Effective, emotional and descriptive.

Yeah Baby!

Sat, 29 Aug 2009 11:48:45 -0700

Can you dig the swinging
sounds of the sixties? There
was a wonderful breed of
music in the sixties where
jazz studio cats were backing
rock n roll artist. An amalgamation
took place, a sort of boogaloo
vibe that became hip and a voice
for a new generation. Let this
“Cue Set” be a "cool" voice for
your hip show! Reviewed by
Austin himself and we quote
...
"Yeah Baby!"

The Game's Afoot

Thu, 27 Aug 2009 11:54:16 -0700

Highly stylized “bond” type music with a modern flair. Again three themes run thru this “Cue Set”. Stems and key significance are important to all “Cue Sets” but this one came out particularly well and you can get lots of milage out of this one. And don’t worry - tweaks are not a problem.

Big Money

Wed, 26 Aug 2009 11:53:41 -0700

This is currently 1 of 5
game show “Cue Sets” we have. All are thematically driven and modulating cues to increase the tension of the show . They also incorporate unique heads and tails for each cue to fit the rise and fall of today’s game show drama.

A science it is, and we’ve got it down. We can always build one custom for you.

AIR

Wed, 26 Aug 2009 11:51:19 -0700

Minalmalist piano with tape delay gives a unique sound, yet abstract and opaque. Tons of mood here. Simple, clean and effective. Use this as a palette or a base to build off of. “Breath deep gathering gloom”.