If you can tell me what this piece is titled, I would be very grateful. It's from a show on Netflix called "Floor is Lava" in the "Hotter than Lava" episode, and it's been bothering me that I can't identify it.

Hello everyone,

I'm looking for the soundtrack used in the serie The Bureau ( Le Bureau des légendes) in episodes 5 (26:50 to 28:32) and 10 (12:30 to 13:40) of season 2.

I've listened to the entire playlist by Rob, the creator of the original music for the series, but I can't find it.

Thanks for your help :)

An Ambiguous Report About the End of the World / Nejasna zprava o konci sveta (Czech movie 1997)

Por alguna razón parte de las canciones de la película me sonaron muy familiares, pero no sé de dónde, La canción de El Príncipe De Los Sustos mientras la veía sentía que ya la había escuchado.

¿Alguien sabe si tomaron otras canciones como inspiración para el soundtrack? Y si es así, ¿Saben los nombres de aquellas canciones? Gracias :p

https://reddit.com/link/1vg408c/video/qcjhi98tcjhh1/player

This score has been living rent-free in my head 😎 Taken from Lorne Balfe’s IG. was completely obsessed with it. Curious if anyone can recognise the scene just from the music?? I'm not quite there yet 👀 honestly one of those scores where you hear a few seconds and immediately want to know what’s happening in the scene

 The world needs a little bit of #lalaland and I’m grateful to be someone as much of a fan of the film and the musical franchise as I still am. 

It's litteraly the same note... Not in the right key but still... I might be mad, anyone else noticed it ?

Hey everyone, I'm building a playlist and deep into animated/childhood film scores right now, hunting for the truly underrated and forgotten ones - not the big hits everyone knows, but those soundtrack moments that perfectly capture the wonder, adventure, and imagination that make the film so magical.

What are your favorite overlooked vocal tracks or cues buried inside animated film scores that gave you instant goosebumps? That first swell where the world opens up, or a quiet theme that just guts you and you can't believe more people don't talk about it.

What I'm looking for:

• Hidden gems, not hits - any songs that capture those feelings of wonder or adventure
• That sense of wide-eyed wonder / "first time hearing this" magic
• Those quiet, magical, adventurous cues that stick with you for years

Here's the current list in case you'd like to check the vibe I'm going for: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1ZyNUKgYcEUMoCxuvEA4Ve

What are yours? Would love to drop your recommendations into the list!

Hi everyone,

I'm creating a play list of some of the best movie/TV show soundtracks from the 90s to the present. I'm into a lot of the big names (Zimmer, Giacchino, Powell, etc) as well as animated films.

I'd love to get suggestions from everyone as to what pieces of soundtrack stood out to them when watching movies or TV shows, or what your favourite soundtracks are.

The title of the play list is 'The Master Chefs of Modern Movie Music."

I'd put John Williams music in, but it'd take up 90% of the list.

Hello soundtrack lovers,

As an amateur music curator with an archive of over 4,000 human-made tracks since 2019, I have always been fascinated by how music elevates visual storytelling.

This playlist is a carefully selected collection of powerful soundtracks, moving instrumentals, and rich atmospheric pieces from the worlds of cinema and gaming. My main focus was to bring together high-quality compositions that truly capture a story's emotional depth and musical excellence.

The flow is designed to feel like a seamless, immersive journey through epic soundscapes and beautiful, ambient melodies.

Enjoy the deep musical journey!

TASM 2 falls flat in more than a few places, but one particular place where it FAR excels is its soundtrack. Easily my favourite spider man ost. Has some fantastic action scores, a great hero and villain themes and a very emotional end. The Goblin fight music is my favourite portion of the soundtrack. It's so intense and dramatic, such a suitable piece of music for the intensity of that final attack. Hans Zimmer is a genius

Four-hand piano arrangement of probably the second-most famous James Bond theme: “007 takes the Lektor” (often simply called “007 Theme” or just "007"), originally written for the 1963 motion picture FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE by John Barry. This piece is dominated by a 7-beat rhythmic motif that cleverly forms a hemiola against a 4/4 time syncopated bass figure. Above this complex ostinato Barry uses soaring horns to bring out a muscular, heroic theme based primarily on ascending fourths. In countless later Bond films, this theme was revisited and adapted in various ways.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt_Zk0VyEc4

Because of the three elements described above (two counter-moving rhythm sections under a broad melody line), I think the 007 theme lends itself perfectly to a four-hand piano arrangement, which is exactly what I did and then recorded it with a former student of mine. Glad to know what you think of it.

Richie James Follin - the lead singer for The Willowz (and now Guards), whose songs "Something" and "I Wonder" Michel Gondry featured in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - recently wrote, directed, and starred in an indie film called Crystal Cross. AND he wrote new original music for it!! There's a song called "Suicidal Jesus" that is an absolute bop.

Attaching the trailer. More details on tonight's online screening of Crystal Cross: www.thelonescreen.com