Yusef Lateef’s “Bamboo Flute Blues” is featured in a key scene in SELMA, the buzzing drama chronicling the historic voting rights march of 1965.
The track, from Lateef’s groundbreaking mid-’60s jazz album ‘Psychicemotus,’ plays as David Oyelowo’s Martin Luther King and Colman Domingo’s Ralph Abernathy strategize logistics for the march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama.
Everyone's favorite wedding jam, Wang Chung's "Everybody Have Fun Tonight," soundtracks a new Bud Light spot celebrating same-sex weddings. The 30-second spot, created by Wieden + Kennedy in partnership with Ellen DeGeneres, is part of the...
Nashville, TN (April 29, 2021) – Spirit Music Group, one of the world’s leading global independent music publishing companies, has appointed Hannah Hall to Creative Director, Spirit Music Nashville. Hall will report to Frank Rogers, CEO,...
The fourth episode of Showtime's new comedy-drama series, ROADIES, featured two uses of the Pete Townshend deep cut, "They Are All In Love." In addition to the original Who version, the episode also featured an on-air cover by My Morning Jacket's...
