Massimo Ranieri’s Italian pop classic “Se bruciasse la città” sets the mood in the premiere of BETTER CALL SAUL, AMC’s follow-up to its smash hit, ‘Breaking Bad’.
The late-‘60s track can be heard in the background of a nail salon where Saul’s (Bob Odenkirk) backroom office resides.
According to Nielsen, the debut drew 6.9 million viewers, making it the biggest series premiere in cable history.
Charles Mingus’s freewheeling gospel-jazz hybrid, “Ecclusiastics,” soundtracks a tense fight scene in a recent episode of USA’s COVERT AFFAIRS. The drama, now in its fifth season, follows the exploits of Annie Walker (Piper Perabo), a...
A recent advert featuring a grandmother undergoing a stylish transformation by utilizing Kmart’s new Pay In Store service is gaining steam as a viral sensation, particularly for the garish and in-your-face soundtrack courtesy of Spirit’s...
Spirit Music eXpress' LP Da Assassin's "I Got Em" is featured in the humorous new Samsung Galaxy S7 spot 'Champagne Calls' featuring Lil Wayne. One of three new Samsung spots featuring the hip hop artist, 'Champagne Calls' touts the Galaxy S7's...
