Dan romer - Maniac (Music from the Netflix Limited Series) '2018

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Born in New York and based in Los Angeles, Dan Romer is a producer, songwriter,
and film composer known for his production credits on chart-dominating pop hits
and score work for revered and acclaimed movies. Romer began his career in music
production when he graduated in 2004 from the Conservatory of Musics studio
production program. He went on to establish a name for himself working alongside
unique, creative, and successful artists. In the late 2000s, Romer lent his
talents to producing indie pop singer/songwriter Jenny Owen Youngs debut
full-length, Batten the Hatches, and her sophomore effort, Transmitter Failure.
Both records were commended for their innovative approach to songwriting and
both Romer and Youngs decision to not opt for the saturated over-production
style that had started to become popular elsewhere within the genre.

In 2009, he worked with folk-pop artist Ingrid Michaelson on her fourth album,
Everybody. Work increased for the multi-talented composer, as he landed a
production credit on power pop trio Jukebox the Ghosts third record, Safe
Travels, in 2012. His work on the album was praised, with many citing how
accurately Romer captured the bands dynamic sound and style on disc. The
producer went on to work on high-charting releases such as the Is There Anybody
Out There? album by New York-based songwriter duo A Great Big World. The effort
included the single Say Something, which featured Christina Aguilera on lead
vocals. The track peaked on the American Billboard charts and gained further
exposure after Aguilera performed it on the U.S. version of The Voice. Romer
went on to collaborate with the duo again on their follow-up release, When the
Morning Comes, in 2015.

The late 2000s also saw him make his entrance into the world of film composition
when he was employed to create the scores for the award-winning short films
Glory at Sea, The Life and Death of Tommy Chaos and Stacey Danger, and Death to
the Tinman. The move proved to be a bold one for Romer, eventually landing more
work composing the score for his first feature film, the Oscar-nominated drama
Beasts of the Southern Wild, in 2012. He went on to produce the critically
acclaimed and revered score for the 2015 war drama Beasts of No Nation. The
films soundtrack was praised for its eclectic use of ambiguous instruments
rather than just a straightforward, string-oriented score; Romer worked with
sound designers to conduct aural experiments such as constructing glass harps
out of wine glasses filled with various volumes of water and a drum kit made up
of assorted string instruments. Romers scores for Joe Swanbergs comedy-drama
Digging for Fire and the crime drama series Sneaky Pete also arrived in 2015. In
2016, he helped co-produce the single Treat You Better by Canadian
singer/songwriter Shawn Mendes, another chart hit. ~ Rob Wacey

Tracklist:
01. Dan romer - Out of Nothing, Everything
02. Dan romer - Annie
03. Dan romer - Lost Without Connection
04. Dan romer - Owen
05. Dan romer - Searching for a Loved One
06. Dan romer - The A Pill
07. Dan romer - Final Question
08. Dan romer - Metal Tears
09. Dan romer - Describe Your Emotional State
10. Dan romer - Blind Spots
11. Dan romer - Were Gonna Get You Out of Here
12. Dan romer - If Someone Tries to Chop It Down
13. Dan romer - Force of Nature
14. Dan romer - My Mind Is Playing Tricks
15. Dan romer - A Fate Worse Than Death
16. Dan romer - The GRTA
17. Dan romer - Welcome Back Subjects
18. Dan romer - It Felt Like an Escape
19. Dan romer - The Lake of the Clouds
21. Dan romer - My Greatest Triumphs
22. Dan romer - Sisters
23. Dan romer - A Quest to Connect
24. Dan romer - Love Unconditionally
25. Dan romer - Where Im Supposed to Be
26. Dan romer - The Fate of the World
27. Dan romer - Back for Revenge
28. Dan romer - Inner Demons
29. Dan romer - This Is Goodbye for Us
30. Dan romer - Annie and Owen
31. Dan romer - ULP (Bonus Track)
32. Dan romer - Lab Melodies (Bonus Track)

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