Composer and producer Morgan Kibby joins us for an inspiring chat about her work on film and TV such as Amazon's recent series 'The Power', 'Tales Of The Walking Dead', and 'Mothering Sunday'. We also took a peek at her new album 'Rookie' as a singer/songwriter, which she released this month under the name Sue Clayton.

A studio packed with instruments is a dangerous place for composers. Watch as we ignite our spontaneous creative inspiration, while we sit together an engage in a never-before-seen improvisation session as a 'Jukebox Quartet'. 

We hope you enjoy one of our most unique episodes to date (and some might say out of all of podcast history)!

We are privileged to have sat with the ever so charismatic composer Lindsay Jones, speaking about his double Tony nominations for "Slave Play" (best original score and best sound design), as well as his process of scoring "Marvel Wastelanders", amidst other work for film, television, theatre, video games, and podcasts.

As composers, we sometimes engage in other activities on top of writing. Conducting and recording our music (or other people's music) is part and parcel of our work, which we're excited to sit around for the second time this morning and geek out about in today's episode!

As composers, we sometimes engage in other activities on top of writing. Conducting and recording our music (or other people's music) is part and parcel of our work, which we're excited to sit around and geek out about in today's episode!

Today, we scratch our heads over four questions about our profession - scoring music for films. Join us (Jolene, Darren, and Luke) as we dive into raw and honest conversations about collaborating with directors, managing deadlines, taking advantage of temp music, and the effectiveness of musical "themes" in this day and age.

In this episode, we celebrate the launch of Jolene Khor's new album "Soaring Dragon Leaping Tiger". Today's jukebox tracklist includes music that combines Chinese instrumental traditions with epic, lush, and cinematic orchestral backdrops, alongside other experimental electronic and orchestral music by Darren Sng and Luke Mombrea.

A tiny bit of audio simply to draw you into our podcast :p Enjoy!