AWARD-WINNING FILM SOUNDTRACKS FROM THE 2022 OSCARS FOR YOUR CORPORATE EVENT

The punch thrown by a furious Will Smith at comedian Chris Rock dominated the headlines at the 2022 (94th) edition of the Oscar, but actually, when it comes to music, there are lots of interesting things to talk about. The award for the Best Original Song as part of a soundtrack  went to Billie Eilish, who beat rivals of the calibre of Beyoncé (and her “Be Alive”). Following a string of hits and accolades (we’ve lost count of how many Grammys she’s won), the talented American is the second-youngest artist ever to win this coveted award. The track features on the soundtrack to the latest instalment of the James Bond (played by Daniel Craig), and is titled exactly the same as the film: “No Time to Die“. It was written by Billie with her brother Finneas O’Connell, who is also the producer: here too, the atmosphere turned out to be rather “gloomy”, very much in keeping with their style, But the track is very well suited to accompanying that dramatic moment in the film, and, it seems, it managed to move the jury.

It is interesting to note that the orchestrations the production design for the film *No Time to Die* was handled by Hans Zimmer, who won the Oscar for Best Original Score for the film “Dune“. This is the German composer’s second victory, twenty-seven years on from his first, when he triumphed with *The Lion King*, but on other occasions (at least ten times) he came very close, such as when  composed the soundtrack for the film “Il Gladiator” and “Batman, *The Dark Knight*”

FROM THE OSCARS TO THE CORPORATE EVENTS AND MOTIVATIONAL

Hans Zimmer He is one of the most important contemporary composers, and his repertoire is particularly well suited to accompanying, for example, emotional footage  e motivational, which are particularly common in the field of corporate events e incentive, for presentations product or sales force events or for managers.

On several occasions, the melody and rhythmic beat of *Inception* set the hearts of the “business” audience racing – we at DJ4 we had the opportunity to serve

Also tracks from John Murphy, Trevor Jones (“The Last of the Mohicans”), some clips from the film The Hobbit (in particular Roast Mutton, all of which consist of Howard Shore) have made the difference on many occasions

Incidentally, one of the occasions on which we used this repertoire was a special event: the Milan Design Week, a situation in which we were tasked with creating emotional clips for a company in the furniture sector.

In short, as you’ll have realised, our work goes far beyond just music for dancing… we work with you to create the soundtrack to your experience. Get in touch now to talk about it…
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