Paving Paradise: Environmental activism in music
Music has long been used as a didactic medium and a form of protest. Across a range of eras and causes, music has often served as a way to react against the status quo...
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Top Scores #12: Unloved & Killing Eve
Taking things in a slightly different direction from previous film focused Top Scores, this week we’re going to be diving into the score for BBC America’s wildly popular drama series Killing Eve. Predominantly soundtracked...
Mercedes-Benz keep the awards rolling in for ‘In The Long Run’
The spot followed the story of a mother and daughter overcoming physical and emotional obstacles and was soundtracked by Michael Kiwanuka’s ‘Cold Little Heart.
Top Scores #11 – John Murphy & 28 Days Later (2002)
This month’s Top Score comes courtesy of Danny Boyle’s post-apocalyptic horror 28 Days Later. Starring then relative unknowns Cillian Murphy and Naomie Harris as survivors Jim and Selena, the movie follows their desperate attempt...
STAFF PICKS: Sounds like… Guilty pleasure songs
It’s time for another edition of SOUNDS LIKE! Each month we ask our music-loving team at Tracks & Fields to tell us about about their favourite songs related to a theme, and for this instalment we’re...
January recap: Lexus, Japan does ‘The Good Wife’, 60 years of Mila Schön
Welcome back for our first regular recap of 2019! This is our opportunity to share some of our additional news and projects, so read on for some fresh updates from Poland and Japan, featuring...
Staff Picks: Sounds like… Winter
Once the holiday season is over it can feel like there’s nothing ahead except long dark nights and freezing cold days. We think there’s no better time than in the heart of the winter...
Inside Track: The 4 Elements of Music Branding
Our first INSIDE TRACK of 2019 introduces a framework of principles that Tracks & Fields developed in 2018: the four elements of music branding!
Introducing: Tracks & Fields’ Director Showcase series
Our inaugural Director Showcase was unveiled last month in Tokyo. Read all about it here.
Top Scores #8: Goblin & Suspiria (1977)
With a new remake of this classic slasher film on theatre screens now we revisit the original version’s cult synth-prog-rock soundtrack.