This week on the Lakeshore Records Podcast, we’re joined by composer Joe LoDuca for his epic score for the Starz series, Spartacus: House of Ashur. Tune in with our host, @ariellepaul, to learn why House of Ashur is everything fans would expect from the Spartacus franchise and how the larger-than-life score enhances the story. 

Spartacus: House of Ashur is produced by Lionsgate, and the soundtrack is available through Lakeshore Records on all DSPs.

We’re back after a holiday break with a brand new episode featuring the music of season three of the Starz series, Power Book IV: Force. Our host Arielle Paul discusses the intense, adrenaline-driving score with composers Mark Batson and Chris Hanebutt, and how it fuels this high-stakes spin-off of the Power franchise.

Today’s episode of the Lakeshore Records Podcast features music from the coming-of-age series Hal & Harper, about a brother and sister navigating the ups and downs of growing up, and the changes in their relationship and with their dad. Our host Arielle Paul spoke to the show’s composers, Cody Fitzgerald and Clyde Lawrence, whose perfectly fitting score brings to life the complexity of these dynamics with beautifully raw, nostalgic, and melancholy instrumentals. Hal & Harper is produced by Bad Bangs and Small Ideas and is distributed by Mubi.

This week on the Lakeshore Records Podcast, we are joined by composer Tom Schraeder to discuss his score for the horror film Vicious, starring Dakota Fanning and directed by Bryan Bertino. Our host Arielle Paul delves into Schraeder’s haunting score and unveils how its chilling intimacy enhances the agony Fanning faces as an elusive, evil force torments her.

This week on the Lakeshore Records Podcast, we are joined by Ruth Barrett for a special episode to discuss both her dynamic score for the psychological thriller, “The Girlfriend,” and a bonus sample from the action thriller “Terminal List: Dark Wolf.” Our host, Arielle Paul, had a thrill digging into these scores with Ruth, exploring the contrast of their sounds and the breadth of her musicality.

Today’s episode of The Lakeshore Records Podcast features composer James Everingham, who discussed his incredible score for Chief of War. Join our host, Arielle Paul, to learn more about James’s process and journey scoring this epic series with Hans Zimmer, which features many Hawaiian artists and traditional instruments. Chief of War is produced by Chernin Entertainment and Fifth Season, and is streaming on Apple TV.

This week on the Lakeshore Records Podcast, our host Arielle Paul is joined by Will and Brooke Blair, formally known as The Blair Brothers, to discuss their fantastic, wacky and eclectic score for The Toxic Avenger, a remake of the 1984 cult classic film starring Peter Dinklage as the ultimate antihero. From vintage horror score to triumphant orchestral superhero anthems, to 90s rap rock, 1950s doo wop and even fart sounds, the Blair Brothers cover the whole gamut.

This week on the Lakeshore Records Podcast, we feature an interview with composer Cornel Wilczek, who took our host, Arielle Paul, down into the darkness to discuss his chilling and enthralling score for the body horror masterpiece, “Together.” From hauntingly romantic chord progressions to hair-raising soundscapes, we delve into his influences and the unique methods to create this score.

Today’s episode delves into the wild, dangerous, debaucherous and seductive world of The Hunting Wives. Our host, Arielle Paul, was joined by composer Jeff Danna to discuss his fantastic score, which delivered all the thrills and chills this binge-worthy, sapphic whodunit series calls for. The Hunting Wives is produced by Lionsgate TV and is streaming on Netflix. Make sure to check out the soundtrack available from Lakeshore Records on all DSPs.

Winter Spring Summer or Fall composer Zac Rae takes us on a journey through his subtle, folksy score that captures the nuances of budding young love. Our host, Arielle Paul, learned about his process of self-acceptance as he navigated this film, with music that feels like you’re listening to a great indie record.