Hitchcock’s “Vertigo” is ultimate film noir psychological thriller, but the score from Bernard Herrmann is a masterclass in romance.

We need a new David Fincher film.

Best postage stamp I’ve ever seen.

On high rotation is the score to “Death Count” by Scott Glasgow. Would love a physical release of this. **insert Futurama meme of Philip J. Fry - Shut up and take my money**

My score rework of a scene from Ridley Scott's "The Martian". The scene is based around Sol 494, where Watney's isolation and despair grow heavier as his mission continues. This hybrid sound blends electronic with orchestral elements to capture the solitude and resilience of Watney's journey.

Just had to get it.

Flightplan is such an understated score from James Horner. A type of “blink and you’ll miss it” scenario. The shortest cue being just over 3 minutes, with the longest being nearly 10!

The more I listen to Colin, the more I dig his sound and approach to scoring. Have listened Barkskins a few times now and it’s pretty filthy stuff.

Really enjoyed listening to this one. Fresh is the word that comes to mind. Great job Umberto.

Listening to this gem of a score. It’s not the first thing that comes to mind when mentioning James Newton Howard, but it sure is class.