Underscore: A Film Music Podcast

Today we chat to cellist and arranger Nick Squires, about recording with London Music Works and the album series Imitation Games.

Hello and welcome to The Underscore. I’m Rick Clark, and you’re listening to Episode 6 of our journey into the world of film and television music. Today, I’m especially excited because we’re diving into a new album that feels both grandly historic and deeply personal. It’s called “Music from The Crown”, and it features London Music Works with cellist Nick Squires. This album, released on June 20, 2025 by Silva Screen Records

In today’s episode, we’re diving into the emotional power and legacy of Halo’s music – from the original game’s iconic score to a brand-new orchestral album that reimagines those legendary themes. It’s Episode 4 of The Underscore, and our focus is Music from Halo, the new album by London Music Works, released by Silva Screen Records on May 2, 2025. This album is a 63-minute odyssey through the Halo universe’s most iconic melodies, newly recorded in rich orchestral detail. Each track – arranged by composer Antonin Roux and performed by London Music Works – breathes new cinematic life into music that has defined Halo from 2001 to today, including a special nod to the recent Halo television series.

Welcome back to Underscore, the podcast that dives deep into the world of film and television music. In this episode, we’re taking a closer look at Music from House of the Dragon—a brand-new album from Silva Screen Records featuring re-recordings of Ramin Djawadi’s powerful score from the first two seasons of House of the Dragon.

Welcome back to Underscore, where we dive into the world of film and television music and celebrate the scores that capture our hearts.Today, we are venturing into the realm of cutthroat corporate drama and biting family feuds. That’s right: we’re talking about HBO’s smash hit, Succession, and more specifically, the album Music from Succession, performed by London Music Works.