Barry Adamson

Come see and hear me discuss my involvement and inside take on David Lynch’s Lost Highway in a Q&A special screening at the Royal Albert Hall on 1st October. Tickets HERE.

‘Love Sick Dick Remixed’ is now available to pre-order everywhere, including signed, limited edition vinyl from the official store. Pre-order HERE.
The new EP, out on 24th November, features reworks from A Certain Ratio, Ben de Vries (Lunacre), Wheel, Jimi Tenor, Gazelle Twin and ADULT.
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Watch me break it down again! Big thanks to Brooklyn Vegan for premiering the first track from ‘Love Sick Dick Remixed’ HERE, A Certain Ratio’s rework is a master killer. The fully reworked EP is available to pre-order on signed vinyl now HERE.
Out everywhere on 24th November.

A message from the King. ‘The King of Nothing Hill’ came out this month in 2002. Here’s an alternative cut and slice of the track called ‘The Crime Scene’ to celebrate this right royal occasion.

I’ll be at Wilton’s Music Hall on October 9th for One Track Minds, talking about a song that changed my life. Grab tickets HERE.

Catch me waxing lyrical about how movies inspire music at Somerset House tomorrow night for Film4’s Behind The Screen event. For tickets go HERE.

Today marks the 15th anniversary of the song ‘Black Amour’, a Barry White-esque driven slice of soulful longing. It became a sizable single in its own right and the video, shot in Havana and directed by Floria Sigismondi, is one cool testament to the song.

The results are in brothers and sisters. The winner of the Blend ‘People Like Us’ remix competion is (drumroll) Ricard Magnusson (aka Wheel) from Sweden. Thanks to all who entered, the mixes were top quality. Listen HERE.

Last chance to enter the ‘People Like Us’ remix comp with Blend! Make sure you get your remixes in by this Friday, 28th July to be in with a chance of winning some iZotope and ModeAudio goodies! Enter HERE.

I stopped by Morricone Island at the independent radio station WFMU to discuss my film music and directing career, and you can listen again HERE. A few tunes from ‘Love Sick Dick’ were also thrown in to keep it current. Support WFMU HERE.