The car crash scene in Die My Love felt, for me, like one of the most pivotal moments in Grace and Jackson’s relationship. “Crossroads” is Cream’s reworking of Robert Johnson’s blues classic “Cross Road Blues.” Recorded live in 1968, the song captures a moment of crisis and choice: a lone figure stranded at a crossroads, calling out for help and direction. This scene was undoubtedly one of the most challenging to soundtrack, so receiving such high praise from Mr. Scorsese, as you can imagine, means a great deal. Raife x
BEHIND THE MUSIC INTERVIEW WITH RAIFE BURCHELL & IAN NEIL
Raife and Ian took a moment on the red carpet at this years’ British Independent Film Awards to chat to HeyUGuys about their recent Best Music Supervision win for their work on Die My Love
BEST MUSIC SUPERVISION AT THIS YEARS BIFA AWARDS
Thrilled to have won this year’s British Independent Film Award for Best Music Supervision for our work on Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love. Thanks and congratulations to my dear friend and supervision partner for the project, Ian Neil, and to Die My Love’s visionary Director of Photography, two-time Academy nominee Seamus McGarvey, for also picking up the win. A heartfelt thank you to all who voted for us. Raife x
