The new album features 14 cool, confident and sexy tracks ready to sync with a host of onscreen projects.
Kicking off a summer of Pride celebrations and programming, ALIBI Music announces the release of “Catwalk Beats 2.” The album – a super-sized serving of runway sass and celebration – features 14 cool, confident and sexy tracks (plus stems, mixes & alt versions) crafted for easy onscreen syncing. Listen to it HERE.
The ultimate second helping, “Catwalk Beats 2” answers the call for “more, please” created with ALIBI’s first album in the series. Driving dance and house drums, bold bass lines and vocal phrases with attitude create a memorable, impactful sound. Every track features plenty of drops, stops and fills to serve as edit points. This production music is perfectly suited to sassy comedies, high-fashion branding, social media spots and drag-tastic pop culture videos.
Still hungry? ALIBI has also created a new playlist of specially curated, Pride-minded tracks. “Ready for Pride” is filled with joyful house cuts, electro pop anthems, uplifting hip hop & electro Latin tracks, plus lyrical songs to help celebrate being free, out and proud! Listen to it HERE.
ALIBI’s production music has been used to promote original series like HBO’s A Black Lady Sketch Show and CBS original So Help Me Todd, feature films like Universal Pictures’ The Super Mario Bros. Movie and 20th Century Studios’ Avatar: The Way of Water, and blockbuster games like Marvel Snap and Call of Duty (BlackCell), among numerous other high-profile projects.
Asian World Film Festival Announces Dates, Opening and Closing Films, Special Programs, and Gala Awards Ceremony
The Asian World Film Festival (AWFF), Los Angeles' annual celebration of Asian filmmakers, announced the dates and highlights of its highly anticipated 10th anniversary edition. Taking place November 13-21, 2024, the festival will showcase a diverse range of new movies and special programs and celebrate Asian cinema’s legacy. Opening night will feature the critically acclaimed Korean drama, “A Normal Family,” while the Filipino romantic drama “Hello, Love, Again” is the closing film. Screenings will be presented at the Culver Theater, Culver City, November 13-20. A star-studded Closing Night Gala and Award Ceremony will be celebrated at the Directors Guild of America (DGA) complex November 21. Georges N. Chamchoum, AWFF Executive Director, said “We have chosen ‘heritage’ as this year’s theme to honor our first decade. This focus underscores AWFF's commitment to Asian cinema’s rich past as well as its ongoing efforts to champion contemporary and emerging Asian film.” OPENING AND CLOSING FILMS Directed by award-winning filmmaker Hur Jin-ho ("The Last Princess," "Happiness"), "A Normal Family" is a searing family drama that stars Sul Kyung-gu and Jong Dong-gun. Multi-layered yet accessible, the film was meticulously crafted in widescreen and premiered at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival to critical acclaim. The heartwarming sequel to Philippine box office phenomenon "Hello, Love, Goodbye," "Hello, Love, Again" reunites director Cathy Garcia-Sampana ("The Hows of Us," "One More Chance") with stars Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards. The filmmaker, actors, and other cast members will attend the screening at the film’s festival debut. MAIN PROGRAM - IN COMPETITION AWFF's main... Read More