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How the Shaw Brothers Studio paved the way for Wu-Tang Clan
Let's explore how four brothers from Hong Kong laid the groundwork for the creative direction of the legendary hip hop ensemble, Wu-Tang Clan.
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Creative sampling techniques for making thematic film scores
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Hits decoded: 3 elements that define the sonic identity of Stranger Things
In this entry of our Hits Decoded series, we explore how the theme of Stranger Things manages to evoke a myriad of emotions with just one simple arpeggio.