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The day I was born, AHA’s Take On Me was playing on the radio. Even as an infant, I can still see the image of when I first heard music. It is now it is one of my main ways to escape reality. Another big part of my life is, of course, horror movies. I…

The Lowell Summer Music Series is helping families wrap up summer with the New England Film Orchestra for a free concert at Boarding House Park Sunday, August 30. The orchestra will perform iconic music from Star Wars, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, plus a special tribute to the 60th Anniversary of…

To coincide with the re-release of his book ‘Surround Sound: The Stories of Movie Music’ Mark Kermode is here discussing the most influential music from films – how they’re made and how they influences our watching experience. Many of us will have soundtracks making up our musical collections, with some up there with our most prized albums…

I’m writing a novel, which has been making me think about my legacy, and inevitably, death. The best cure to my existential crisis was Charli XCX’s Lollapalooza set.

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Creative work has a habit of compressing time. A soundtrack cue that once had room for planning, recording, and revision now often has to come together on a much tighter production schedule. That pressure has made AI music tools more relevant to working creators because they shorten the distance between an idea and a usable…

Yes—for most home studios and software-based workflows, a modern gaming PC handles music production well. Multi-core CPUs, 32 GB+ RAM, and NVMe storage align closely with what DAWs like Ableton Live® and FL Studio® demand. A dedicated workstation is still the better choice for silent acoustic tracking or mission-critical commercial studios, but for dual-purpose users…

The movie soundtrack taught me a lot about how to lead a fan. Music is my life, an escape from reality, just like horror movies about imaginary creatures in our closets. I have a lot of horror soundtracks.

Ga. — Students looking to break into the music industry will soon have a new degree option in the heart of one of the country’s biggest music hubs

(Atlantic)How do you follow up the album that made you a star – and a caricature? In classic Charli style: with a pivot to guitar and a meta masterpiece about the instability of identity