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’30 for 30: Bullies of Baltimore’ Soundtrack Album Released

NFL Films has released a soundtrack album for the ESPN original documentary 30 for 30: Bullies of Baltimore. The album features the film’s original music composed by David Robidoux (All or Nothing, Lombardi, Hard Knocks, Namath) & Ryan Scully. The soundtrack is now available to stream/download now on Amazon and any other major digital music services. 30 for 30: Bullies of Baltimore directed by Ken Rodgers & Jason Weber tells the story of the Super Bowl champion 2000 Baltimore Ravens and centers on the team’s magical season framed by a reunion of its key figures filmed in front of a live audience in Baltimore in May 2022.

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Weekly TV Music Roundup (June 5, 2016)

feed-the-beastPremiering tonight is the new AMC original series Feed the Beast created by Clyde Phillips based on the Danish drama Bankerot and starring David Schwimmer, Jim Sturgess, Michael Gladis, Lorenza Izzo and Christine Adams. The show’s original music is composed by Pat Irwin (Nurse Jackie, Bored to Death, But I’m a Cheerleader). To learn more about the series, which centers on two best friends who take one last shot at their dream of opening a restaurant, visit our scoring assignment announcement. The drama will air Sunday nights on AMC.

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Brian Tyler Creates New Music for ESPN’s NFL Studio Shows

brian-tylerBrian Tyler has composed new theme music for ESPN’s NFL studio shows. The composer has written four original scores for ESPN-show-specific scores for three of the network’s NFL programs: Sunday NFL Countdown, NFL Live and NFL Insiders, as well as a general NFL Gridiron theme. The network has announced that Tyler’s music will be used within the respective shows and others, coming in and out of commercial breaks, in teases and as background music during highlight packages. Tyler’s work marks the first new original score for ESPN’s NFL shows since 1997. The composer’s music will debut on the season-opening edition of ESPN’s three-hour Sunday NFL Countdown pregame show on September 7.

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