Even since the announcement of the project I have been searching for the perfect song for my opening, which has been certainly hard. I have constantly listening to Spotify playlists nonstop just trying to at least get a feel for the opening song.
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For a while I was IN LOVE with
"Graveyard" by Robert Schwartzman from
Palo Alto and even attempted to contact the record company, but got no response whatsoever. So with a lot of heartbreak, I settled on finding another song. However, it did help set the tone on what type of song would be. I definitely wanted the song to have an instrumental part at the beginning and possibly some synth in it. I also know I definitely don't want the entire song to be instrumental however and I do want it to be an Indie or an Alternative song. I feel as if the genre helps represent the character. I also want the song to have lyrics that somewhat pertain to the issues within the film.
Right now I'm really feeling
"Bill Murray" by Phantogram. I love the way it sounds and I feel like it fits my film perfectly.
I went on their website earlier and saw they linked their contact information. I will email them when I'm sure this is the song I want and hope for a response, but for now I'm still on the hunt for copyright-free music as a backup.
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