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    ALIBI Takes Production Music To The Edge With Gritty, Hard-Hitting Rock Releases

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    ALIBI's 5 newest rock releases push production music to the edge with grit and attitude.

    These 5 new ALIBI Music albums will inject a youthful, rebellious attitude into a wide range of on-screen projects.

    LOS ANGELES -- (SPW) --

    Distorted, unpolished and raw, rock’s harder edge can move audiences in a distinctly powerful way, drumming up pure grit and attitude that practically course through your veins. ALIBI Music’s newest releases – “Rock Grooves 5,” “Kick Ass Rock,” “Punky Grrl Rock,” “Alt Rock” and “Garage Rock” – push this feeling to the edge in four hard-hitting albums produced to rock a wide range of on-screen projects.

    “Rock Grooves 5” (10 tracks, 319 audio files, Listen)
    Confident, attitude-filled tracks built around grinding distorted electric bass and guitar and heavy, punchy rock drums. The addition of sparse/light percussion helps to give these cues some groove, sass and swagger, making them ideal for sports programming, high-octave competitive video games or any project that calls for a raw, gritty and defiant sound.

    “Kick Ass Rock” (10 tracks, 378 audio files, Listen)
    Gritty, raw and rocking tracks centered around distorted electric guitar riffs, grinding basslines and driving energetic drums. Each track is complimented by full lyrical vocal performances, packed with attitude, defiance and rebellion. These no-nonsense songs are ideal for youthful, edgy advertising, sports, racing and much more.

    “Punky Grrl Rock” (17 tracks, 544 audio files, Listen)
    Female-fronted punk and rock tracks, complete with driving punchy drums and distorted electric bass and guitar. These no-nonsense cues range from swaggering and grooving to fast and frantic, perfectly capturing a spirit of youthful rebellion and defiance. Well-suited for edgy advertising campaigns and branding, these songs would also work well in youthful indie comedies and fast-paced video game genres such as racing and extreme sports.

    “Alt Rock” (12 tracks, 382 audio files, Listen)
    Energetic and modern rock cues with thunderous, hard-hitting drums, gritty riffs and anthemic lead melodies. Perfect for sports and e-sports, these tracks exude confidence, attitude and swagger making them ideal for high-intensity motorsports and fighting/wrestling, as well as aggressive driving or first-person action games.

    “Garage Rock 5” (15 tracks, 522 audio files, Listen)
    Scrappy, fuzzy Rock tracks composed to bring raw, rebellious energy to any production. Unpolished and untamed, harsh distorted electric guitars and energetic drums drive each cue relentlessly forward, while gritty bass grooves chug along underneath. Full lyrical male vocal performances are also included. This album is ideal for themes of rebellion, sporting or any project that demands the wild sound of authentic garage rock.

    ALIBI Music’s rock cues have been used by the NFL, WWE, CBS Sports, NCAA March Madness, “Impractical Jokers,” “The Challenge” and “Spaz” documentary, among numerous others.

    Founded in 2011, ALIBI Music is a leading provider of music and sound effects for license in advertising, trailers, promos, programming, video games and all other forms of multimedia content. The company’s expertly curated catalogs are produced and structured especially for storytelling, with high-quality, searchable tracks, alternate mixes and stems delivering clients robust versatility. For more information, please visit www.alibimusic.com or connect via Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram.

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    Lord Danger Director Parker Seaman Cooks Up A New Social Media Spot For Kraft Mac And Cheese

    Tuesday, December 17, 2024
    From “The Good, The Bad, and the Delicious,” directed by Parker Seaman of Los Angeles-based production company Lord Danger and Impossible Studios, Toronto. The spot features virtual video wall technology creating the entire location digitally.

    Lord Danger director Parker Seaman put his signature comedic style and virtual production know-how into full effect for the new Kraft Mac and Cheese ad, created by the brand’s in-house agency, The Kitchen. The spot, entitled “The Good, The Bad, and the Delicious” (:30), was shot virtually at one of Toronto’s virtual production stages with Impossible Studios, Seaman’s production home in Canada, using video wall technology. The new ad, which broke last month, can be seen online and on social media (Instagram and TikTok). “Before I even read the scripts, I was excited to even be considered for such an iconic brand. Then once we got into it, the agency really let me run wild with all the little details. I loved the idea that we were allowed to lean into the Western tropes as much as possible, not hold back on big performances… and ranch-flavored Mac and Cheese. Let’s be honest, I wanted a free box of ranch-flavored Mac and cheese.” Anthony Ficalora, Lord Danger Executive Producer, explained Seaman’s strong understanding of virtual video wall technology, which created the entire location digitally, except for practical elements the actors physically touch, is a huge benefit to clients like Kraft. “Parker is a master at creating visually engaging looks and on a tight timeline,” says Anthony Ficalora, Lord Danger Executive Producer. “Those skills served him well on this project as they enabled him to focus on performance and finding the right tone for the spots.” About Lord Danger Lord Danger is a creative production studio specializing in bold, innovative commercials,... Read More

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