To All the Boys: Always and Forever
I produced one song for the soundtrack of Netflix’s To All the Boys: Always and Forever, which released today on the streaming service. The featured song is All Right Now, a 1970 classic rock track by the English rock band Free. The twist on this production is that it needed to be a high school marching band cover version. So that’s me you hear, busting out my old high school trumpet and trombone, to nail those parts. That, plus some added marching snares and percussion. Once in the film, the scene is an homage to the 80’s classic Say Anything, complete with the boom box (iPhone) held over the head, outside the bedroom window.
This movie contains nearly fifty songs within its two-hour length, many of them classics from the past. The film was brilliantly supervised by Laura Webb and Lindsay Wolfington. For more details on the rest of the soundtrack, check this Screenrant article or this Popbuzz article.
Columbia House 12-for-a-penny
Where does one go to print photos locally anymore? @cvspharmacy, @Target, @Walmart all seem to have either retired it, or switched it to a mail-order service. Any tips?
Million dollar actually useful AI idea: airplane toilets that sense when you’re really finished before they flush.
Help: trying to resuscitate a 2011-era MacBook Air. Charger shows green. Hitting the power button shows minimal charge. Already tried resetting PMC and PRAM. What else is there to do?
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Why is AI trying to sing before it can do my taxes? Surely there is more money to be saved/made in replacing our accountants before our artists?!
This is promising and a good first step, but there’s so much more to do. And many loopholes ahead.
