Thursday, May 16, 2013

Music From And Inspired By The Motion Picture: Beyond Boxes

"Beyond Boxes" is a documentary that analyzes the rising population of multicultural families in the United States. The film actively challenges its audience to think "beyond" the race boxes we have all seen on formal paperwork such as surveys and job applications, and erase the social stigmas and prejudices that are attached to them.

It's a topic to me that has not been given proper attention in conversations regarding the ever evolving "face" of America. That is why I jumped at the chance to work on the film's score; which is my first entree into another side of composting I hope to dive into further in the near future.

This is the complete score sequenced with a bonus track that was composed for the film, but was not included in the final cut. A very special thanks to Caffeinated Productions (Emmy, Eric & Joann) for this incredible opportunity and look for the film's public release very soon!

1) Grand Central Market
2) La Cienega
3) Grand Closing
4) Carlos Marrón (Bonus Track)

All Instrumentation and Programming By DJ Chuck 'thE oLd SouL" For Honor Flow Productions

Album Art Design: Tyler Ann Nunley

Wednesday, May 15, 2013

"thE oLd SouL" on Soul Train.com: Rapsody- Culture Over Everything (Sound Check)

My newest Soul Train piece is my latest Sound Check interview. This time, I sit down with North Carolina's own Rapsody; who is a protégé of producer 9th Wonder (Little Brother, Murs, Jay-Z, Mary J. Blige, Erykah Badu, etc).

Sound Check: Rapsody- Culture Over Everything

Thursday, May 9, 2013

"thE oLd SouL" on Soul Train.com: Chuck D Q&A and Lenny Kravitz Doc Review

Sooooooouuuull Train updates! First, my sit down with Chuck D of Public Enemy discussing P.E's historical 26 year run and their introduction into this year's Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame.
Q&A: Chuck D–Yo! Bum Rush The Hall of Fame


Also, my review of the excellent documentary on the creation of Lenny Kravitz's ninth studio entitled Looking Back On Love: Making Black & White America
Review: Lenny Kravitz–Looking Back On Love: Making Black And White America