Music in films, TV, commercials & games
Snow Ghosts’ song ‘The Hunted’ has been placed in the final scenes of episode 16 of this season’s Teen Wolf.
Titled “Illuminated”, it follows Chris’s return home after an injury, and Stiles making a shocking realisation at the school. ‘The Hunted’ is taken from their debut album ‘A Small Murmuration’.
ThinkSync are proud to have music supervised Hong Khao’s ‘Lilting’, which opened at Sundance Film Festival 2014 last week.
Starring Ben Whishaw and Cheng Pei-pei, the film has also won the prestigious World Cinema Dramatic Cinematography Award.
Please read Variety’s review here
MagicHour’s ‘Fof’ has been placed in an Instagram Adidas promo to celebrate New Year’s Eve.
Formerly of US group Walter Meego, Colin Yarck has continued to write unique and catchy electronica as a solo artist.
Check out the clip here
ThinkSync have recently placed Airfield by Javelin in the first TV advertisement for music streaming service Bloom FM.
Airing for two days over Christmas Day and Boxing Day in the UK and appearing online, the spot shows a band of puppet bees playing along to the song.
Watch the spot here
We’re thrilled to announce that Lilting has been selected to open next year’s iconic Sundance Festival.
Writer and Director Hong Khaou’s intimate debut, Lilting tells the story of a mother’s attempt at understanding who her son is after his untimely death. Her world is suddenly disrupted by the presence of his lover. Together, they attempt to overcome their grief whilst struggling against not having a shared language.
We’re pleased to announce that ThinkSync has recently licensed three tracks as part of the soundtrack for the new Gran Turismo 6. Fuck Buttons’s ‘Brainfreeze’ and Wooden Shjips’s ‘Lazy Bones’ and ‘Looking Out’ appear alongside Miike Snow, The Kills, Depeche Mode, CHVRCHES and more.
Often regarded as the world’s most popular and comprehensive racing simulator, Gran Turismo 6 has revolutionised the racing genre in the last 15 years, taking the real driving simulator experience to a whole new level.
Two Wooden Shjips tracks have been licensing in upcoming film Valhalla.
Produced by award winning company Sweetgrass Productions, it tells the tale of one man’s search to rediscover the freedom of his youth. Weaving narrative-driven style with backcountry ski and snowboard cinematography, Valhalla is a vivid explosion of color, character, snow, and nostalgic soul.
‘Clouds Over Earthquake’ and ‘Rising’ appear on albums Vol. 1 and West respectively.
We’ve recently placed We Saw Heaven’s ‘Clearing The Cobwebs’ in a video for Nike Foundation’s ‘Girl Effect’.
The Nike Foundation works to unleash the unique potential of adolescent girls to end poverty for themselves and for the world.
We Saw Heaven is the project of Ken McHugh, who has previously released albums under the Autamata moniker.
Wooden Shjips’s ‘Flight’ has been placed in an online Adidas snowboarding clip. The 15 minute film tells the story of Jake Blauvelt, a promising professional snowboarder from Vermont.
Atari Teenage Riot’s ‘Blood In My Eyes’ has been licensed for the end credits of hit new horror film Dementamania.
Directed by Kit Ryan, the film had its world premier at Film 4’s FrightFest and follows a frustrated office worker finding himself caught between the realms of his deranged imagination and the mundane reality of his every day existence.
The film stars Samuel Robertson, Vincent Regan and Kal Penn amongst others.
More information can be found here