Finneas
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333 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
Finneas’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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That's so sweet of you. So do you.
Ooh. Um, okay. This is a goofy like music person thing, but I got, I got a wide hand. So like playing piano, I got like a, like a C to a D or an E. Wow. Yeah.
I think so I mean I don't know another language so that's the only one I know okay what language would you if you could wake up and know a language which one oh my god okay Italian because I want to be Italian it's a pretty like I mean I know it's called one of the romance languages but it is romantic what about you Spanish okay okay so I took Spanish all throughout high school yeah so you know more than I do but I almost failed out of it in college did you are you a duolingo person or no
How does that relate to you?
So it was Ariana Grande. That was Sunday.
She was, she was great.
Yeah.
Yeah. So, uh, a lot of music sinking like, Oh, this song is great. It's coming from two different places. One is a music supervisor whose job it is to find the perfect song for a scene. Um, The other one is the filmmaker, right? Like they might write a song into a scene, right? They're just like, oh man, I love this. Like I just watched My Old Ass, that Aubrey Plaza movie.
It's a real, yeah, I got all choked up. Yeah. But I just use that as an example because there's like that Nelly Furtado song in that movie, whatever. And I don't know the backstory of that. Either Megan, the director, was like, God, I love this song. I see this scene with this song over it. Or the music supervisor.
It was Promiscuous, right? Promiscuous Girl. It was? I think so.
Anyway, so that's music supervisor filmmaker.
Score is like just the actual instrumental composition happening.
I did the score.
I mean, it was really, it was a real learning experience. It's not a thing I have a background in. But something I've always loved, like to give you an example of like a TV show with score I love, like White Lotus is a show that has...
Such memorable, cool. That's score. Or like Succession. Succession, another great example. Everybody loves it.
Game of Thrones. Anything that you're humming that isn't a song from somewhere else is the score of the show.
I read the script and then wrote some pieces just kind of from inspiration of the script. Some of those made it in. Some of them didn't. Some of them were wrong. Because then once you see the scene, you're like, oh, this looks different than I pictured it in my head. Right. Let me write something to the picture. Oh. And then, you know, it's a back and forth with the filmmaker.
Like anything where, you know, he goes, yeah, I like this part. But then it needs to, you know, climax in a different way and whatever else.
I did. It was pretty like challenging. Like there was a kind of an ego death in it because you'd make a, like a lot of what I do, I'm very much like in charge. Right. You know, I'm making my own album and I'm worrying about if I think it's ready or not. I don't know what your relationship with like, do you have a boss? Does, does therapist have a boss? Does, does Jake Shane have a boss?
Or is the audience the boss?
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