On this episode, Bourby talks to Emmy-winning film and television composer Silas Hite (LA), whose music you would have heard around the world from Netflix's Chef's Table to Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs. Hear how a serendipitous meeting between the the two came about some years ago, what it is like to soundtrack food and life in LA at the moment amidst the protests and unrest.
Listen closely and you'll hear music from Silas's album 'Sounds for a Dinner Party' in the background, and the episode finishes on his 'food symphony' from the piece No More Doubt from the soundtrack to the Chef's Table episode featuring n/naka and chef Niki Nakayama.
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On this episode, Bourby talks to Emmy-winning film and television composer Silas Hite (LA), whose music you would have heard around the world from Netflix's Chef's Table to Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs. Hear how a serendipitous meeting between the the two came about some years ago, what it is like to soundtrack food and life in LA at the moment amidst the protests and unrest.
Listen closely and you'll hear music from Silas's album 'Sounds for a Dinner Party' in the background, and the episode finishes on his 'food symphony' from the piece No More Doubt from the soundtrack to the Chef's Table episode featuring n/naka and chef Niki Nakayama.
On another episode of 'Music on the Move', Bourby Webster is joined with Hugh Lydon, one of the judges on the panel for 'Search for a Star' competition.
Pick their brains on the whole process as well as exploring the topic of future of youth singers in WA.
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On this episode, Bourby talks to Emmy-winning film and television composer Silas Hite (LA), whose music you would have heard around the world from Netflix's Chef's Table to Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs. Hear how a serendipitous meeting between the the two came about some years ago, what it is like to soundtrack food and life in LA at the moment amidst the protests and unrest.
Listen closely and you'll hear music from Silas's album 'Sounds for a Dinner Party' in the background, and the episode finishes on his 'food symphony' from the piece No More Doubt from the soundtrack to the Chef's Table episode featuring n/naka and chef Niki Nakayama.
