Showing posts with label The Sound of Movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Sound of Movies. Show all posts

Saturday, August 17, 2013

Melanisian Choirs The Thin Red Line

One of the most beautiful things I have ever heard.
Mallick gave us this wonderful movie poem and this choirs fit perfectly with these unforgettable images.


Thursday, June 20, 2013

Love Song For A Vampire

Love Song For a Vampire is the perfect title for this unforgettable Annie Lennox's song which suits perfectly in one of Coppola's masterpiece. One of the best adaptation that a book has ever had on screen: Aascary and passionate Dracula whose mouth longs for blood as for a kiss of his long lost love. 
"Come into these arms again and set this spirit free."

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Time To Remember

Another amazing and unforgettable soundtrack.
The Melanesian Choirs take us through the journey which is this cinematic poem created by Mallick:

Saturday, March 16, 2013

Francophone eletropop on Drive


Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive is already a modern days' classic film. 

Ryan Gosling plays a quiet character, but the film features three overwhelming songs on its soundtrack. The perfect fit for the film that this director described as "Pretty in Pink with a head smash".



For Nightcall, french house artist Kavinsky paired up with brazillian Lovefoxxx (Cansei de Ser Sexy) and - as always - filled up our hearts with his films inspired eletro-pop.

I don't eat, I don't sleep, I do nothing but to think of you: that's what happens when you fall in love, according to Desire's Under Your Spell. A raunchy theme that makes you feel in your teen years all over again.

A Real Hero, College and Electric Youth, has its own aesthetics: you feel like you're driving a cabrio on a sunny and warm day along the beach. 

Saturday, March 9, 2013

A song about Vikings

Not too long ago Karen O teamed up with Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross to cover Led Zeppelin's Immigrant Song, for David Fincher's take on Stieg Larsson's The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (2011), featuring a transfigured Rooney Mara and a much more interesting  Daniel Craig.

The track's sound is messy, industrial and fast. Just like Lisbeth. 

Set in Sweden and its seducing and enchanted landscapes, the film is also the perfect showroom for scandinavian design. 

That's what I call pop culture material!

Sunday, March 3, 2013

500 days of music



I can't even conceive this film without its score. 

From The Smiths to Regina Spektor and Black Lips, and even the classic sound of Hall & Oates and Simon & Garfunkel, this is the perfect mixtape. 

Visit 500daysmusic.com for a full listen and ENJOY!