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What does the future sound like and how do you sync the metaverse? ALIBI Music has the answer in six new albums: two production music releases and four featuring sound effects.
For ALIBI Music, there’s no better way to usher in another year than with the release of 10 new albums -- each skillfully crafted by professional composers/artist and adding to a catalog that has become a go-to resource for editors working in film, television, streaming, video games and advertisi
When people walk through the door of Nigel Curtiss' exquisitely designed new store in New York’s Meatpacking district they are enveloped in a symphony of design, color, and sound.
As we look to put the pandemic behind us, the way we do things must change. We’re all searching for a new way to be. So as brands consider their purpose and vision moving forward, it's important to implore what that purpose will sound like. Global audio powerhouse Squeak E.
ALIBI Music has loaded its two newest releases with ominous cues, promising trailer editors a serious dose of tension for their darker sci-fi, action, fantasy and adventure projects.
The DAGNASTERPUS is coming to town. Six Degrees Records released the debut single “CRAWLIN’ WITH VIPERS” today from TREE ADAMS’ new project DAGNASTERPUS.
Source Elements’ Co-Founders Rebekah Wilson and Robert Marshall will participate in a series of inspiring and information-packed sessions AES 2021 Europe.
Six Degrees Records’ BELUSHI (MUSIC FROM THE SHOWTIME® DOCUMENTARY FILM) composed by TREE ADAMS is now available on all major streaming platforms. Directed by award-winning filmmaker R.J.
ALIBI Music has released 10 new, professionally composed albums spanning a wide range of genres and uses that reflect the depth and versatility of its production music library.
On the 10th anniversary of the Fukushima earthquake and tsunami Syn’s Creative Director Nick Wood reflects on the making of “Hope,” a duet with Julian Lennon he wrote and produced to honor a nation reeling from the tragedy of the natural disaster and its aftermath