“The John Williams of Japan” (Pitchfork). Joe Hisaishi, one of Japan’s most beloved and prolific composers, releases his new collection Dream Songs.

Melbourne-based composer and pianist Luke Howard has announced the release of his acclaimed soundtrack to short film The Sand That Ate The Sea on vinyl. Artist royalties from sales of the vinyl have been donated in advance to the Australian Red Cross. Limited to 500 copies, the soundtrack album comes in a frosted clear vinyl […]

Icelandic composer us the first woman to win as a solo composer in the history of the Golden Globe Awards.

Our retrospective of award-winning composer Jóhann Jóhannsson explores some of his most significant studio albums and soundtracks.

Max Richter is one of the most influential contemporary classical composers in the world. We take a look at his groundbreaking career.

Bryce Dessner of The National has scored Fernando Meirelles’ new film The Two Popes.

Clark’s soundtrack for Adam Egypt Mortimer’s psychological horror thriller Daniel Isn’t Real is a darkly euphoric dreamscape that evokes both rapture and dread. The Brighton-based British musician’s mutated orchestra score, set for international release by Deutsche Grammophon on 6 December 2019, plays its part in telling the tale of the mayhem unleashed after college freshman […]

French-Canadian composer and pianist Jean-Michel Blais has scored the soundtrack to celebrated Canadian director Xavier Dolan’s film, ‘Matthias & Maxime’. The music for the ‘Matthias & Maxime’ Official Soundtrack was developed in close collaboration between Blais and Dolan in the studio, using techniques derived from improvisation, with the music of Franz Schubert serving as a […]

Max Richter’s latest soundtrack score reflects and enhances the drama and psychological impact of James Gray’s new sci-fi thriller Ad Astra.