The Heart of Man by Tony Anderson

Written as an original motion picture soundtrack to the Heart of Man film; releasing mid 2017. All songs are available for licensing through the Music Bed: www.musicbed.com/artists/tony-anderson/7054 Credits: Strings: Recorded at Slovenský Rozhlas in Bratislava, Slovakia Engineer: Peter Fuchs Conductor: Johannes Vogel Music Supervisor & Orchestrator: Brandon Collins Copyist: Paul Nelson Pro Tools: Josh Auer, Chad Wahlbrink & Jordan Critz Orchestral String Mix: Satoshi Noguchi Solo Violin Performance: Camille Faulkner Vocals: Timbre Cierpke Album Art designed by Austin Eidson: austineidson.com How Tony Anderson Broke Out of His Creative Rut It’s one thing to imitate another artist. But it’s another, much deadlier thing to imitate yourself. There often comes a point in an artist’s career when they find themselves in a self-destructive loop, looking to their past work as a guide for their future. It’s called a creative rut, and not everyone makes it out alive. Earlier this year, Tony Anderson found himself in a creative rut. “A lot of my music was starting to sound homogenized,” he told us. “I’d started making songs that inadvertently sounded all the same. But I don’t think human beings, especially ones who have music flowing in them, are on earth to write the same kind of music over and over again.” Breaking out of his rut would require drastic measures: a challenging new project, an unexpected failure in Nashville, and a trip to a Communist-era concert hall in Slovakia. The resulting score is unlike anything Tony Anderson has ever done before, and it didn’t come without it’s fair share of suffering. next: https://blog.musicbed.com/articles/how-tony-anderson-broke-out-of-his-creative-rut/206 ℗ 2017 Tony Anderson Music. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction is a violation of applicable laws. Distributed by Catapult.