Excited to share the news that Juliet Martin and Maggie Phillips have been nominated for Sync of the Year at the Music Week Awards for their incredible work on Normal People.
The song they placed was the spellbinding Berlin by RY X - again showing us why Juliet and Maggie are such titans of the industry.
Winners revealed 14 September!
Read Juliet’s full bio HERE.
Written and directed by Elize Du Toit and starring multi-award-winning actress Kate Dickie, this masterful short film depicts the interrogation and confession of a suspected witch in Scotland in 1704. Raife music supervised, engaging composer, artist, and musician Isobel Waller-Bridge.
We can’t wait for the world to see this film.
DATE - Thursday, 25th November
VENUE - Working Title Films
ADDRESS - 26 Aybrook St, London W1U 4AN
DOORS - 17.45
START TIME - 18.00
RSVP - contact@dirtysoup.com for guestlist
One to watch: tomorrow the world premiere of Last Man Standing is screened at 129 cinemas across the UK, including a recorded Q&A with master filmmaker Nick Broomfield and Trevor Nelson. The documentary examines the story of Suge Knight, former CEO of Death Row Records and the two unsolved murders of rappers Notorious B.I.G and Tupac.
Broomfield directed the uncompromising docs Kurt & Courtney, Whitney: Can I Be Me and Marianne & Leonard so expect no punches to be pulled on his latest exposé.
Today's Dirty Monday Playlist comes from Jaime Bradley.
A lifelong music fanatic, Jaime cut her teeth in the industry DJing and promoting club nights in London before working as an artist manager at Sir Elton John's Rocket Music. She now heads up Dirty Soup's Music Research and Playlist Curation. Jaime lives and breathes music and we couldn't be happier that she's part of the team.
From DIIV to Mazzy Star, listen to the soundtrack of Jaime’s life below.
Read Jaime’s full bio HERE.
Dirty Soup’s creative neuroscientist Katherine Templar Lewis looks at the four brain chemicals affecting happiness and recommends music to help ease us back into the real world.
Today’s neurotransmitter of choice are Endorphins - ending this series on a high!
Listen to the full playlist and find out more below.
Today’s KTL Neurotransmitter Playlist will give your endorphins the boost they need just in time for the weekend.
KTL says: “Endorphins are the body’s natural feel-good chemicals. They stimulate feelings of pleasure, well-being and even pain relief. Dance music from 120 -180+ bpm really helps to stimulate an endorphin rush. It’s the euphoric feeling that we get in a club or at a gig and explains why we love shaking our thing so much. But how does it work? Endorphins are produced when we move, and when we move, the endorphin rush makes us want to move even more. The two-way information super highway between body and brain makes us happy, want to dance and the dancing makes us feel even happier. Win Win."
From Baba Stiltz to Azealia Banks and Bonobo full endorphins playlist below.
Link to Katherine’s profile HERE.