We’re well into award season and this Sunday sees the crème de la crème of Hollywood at the Academy Awards witnessing who is crowned Best Actor, Best Motion Picture and superficially Best Dressed. But what about the production awards who don’t get as much coverage as the others? Jonathan Goldstein takes a look at what makes an award winning soundtrack, and the challenges of working with Oscar-worthy directors.

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We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for Creativepool Annual 2017 for TWO pieces of work! The spots of ours to make the shortlist are Centrepoint Sabotage and Gillette The Honest Player.

You can have your say in the People’s Choice Awards by voting here!

Fingers crossed…!

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Two Angry Men tells the story of James Ellis and Sam Thompson’s struggle to stage the première of “Over The Bridge” in Belfast in 1959. Despite being censored, resigning and being turned away from nearly every theatre in town, they eventually opened to audiences of 42,000, including Sir Laurence Olivier.

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This year, we’ve had the pleasure of contributing to Creative Review’s Music Issue to share our insight into the world of Sound Branding. (more…)

We went to Air Edel Recording Studios to record Hymns For The Hungover, where four singers received a rather strange brief…

Check out our photos from the recording below!

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Last week we welcomed in the festive season with our Christmas Party. The evening involved an unforgettable experience at Dans Le Noir! Mouths were missed and (luckily, very few) drinks were spilt, but overall we had a wonderful evening.

GOLDSTEIN brings you Hymns for the Hungover: Quiet Carols for the Morning After – an album of festive favourites specially recorded with the hungover in mind, with no shrill singing, no clanging bells and no head-splitting yuletide cheer.

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This year, we’ve decided to dig out something a little different for Radio LBB’s Christmas listening pleasure. With the holiday season now well and truly upon us, we hope these hidden gems offer some respite from the ultimately irritating classics that play on repeat everywhere else…

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