Lakeshore Records Podcast

On this special episode of the Lakeshore Records Podcast, our host Arielle Paul is joined by an all-star roundtable of incredible composers and songwriters whose Emmy-nominated music was released by Lakeshore Records. 

This is a one-of-a-kind masterclass featuring Jeff Beal and his Emmy-nominated score and main title theme for All Her Fault; Michael Abels for his main title theme for The Burbs; Tyler Strickland for his score for the documentary John Candy: I Like Me; Amanda Jones for her main title theme for Murderbot; and Carlos Rafael Rivera and David Stal for their original song for Hacks.

This week’s episode of The Lakeshore Records Podcast features a lively, inspiring, and hilarious conversation with composer Henry Jackman and singer, beatboxer, and cellist Kevin Olusola of The Pentatonix about Jackman’s incredible score for The Bluff. Tune in with our host, Arielle Paul, for a deep dive into this truly unique and epic score, which features Olusola on cello, that evolved from one fateful recording session. This episode is a study in creative collaboration and the power of following your own path and artistry.

This week on The Lakeshore Records Podcast, we are joined by the talented Tyler Strickland to discuss his score for the documentary John Candy: I Like Me. In an in-depth conversation with our host Arielle Paul, we’ll get the insider scoop on what makes this score so unique as part of a documentary, and how it encapsulates the grand essence of John Candy.

This week on the Lakeshore Records podcast, our host Arielle Paul dives into the score of Scream 7 with composer Marco Beltrami. Learn how this horror music legend pays homage to the original Scream score, and why he was the least likely composer to take on this genre. Hint – it has something to do with Dumbo. 

On today’s episode of Lakeshore Records Podcast, our host Arielle Paul is joined by composer Mac Quayle to discuss his score for the Netflix limited series, His & Hers. Get ready for a deep dive into this beautiful, eerie and thrilling score and how the music weaves the narrative in subtle and creative ways.

Today’s podcast episode features composer Dara Taylor and her score for the romantic comedy, Relationship Goals, starring Kelly Rowland and Method Man. Our host, Arielle Paul, explore’s the film’s music with Taylor, who captured the flirtatious dance between these characters while beautifully highlighting the tender moments.

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.