The article explores the evolving role of music supervisors in television, noting their historical impact on shaping public music tastes pre-streaming. While figures like Alexandra Patsavas had profound influence in the past, today's supervisors utilize creative approaches and social media tools to promote soundtracks. Shows like ‘The Bear’ and ‘Snowfall’ exemplify innovative soundtracks that resonate with audiences. Amelia Hartley emphasizes that the rise of prestige TV has expanded song choices, moving away from traditional scoring to diverse music selections, marking a significant shift in television sound design.
Music supervisors today, like those working on shows such as ‘Peaky Blinders’ and ‘The Bear,’ wield their influence in imaginative ways through creative song placements.
The evolution of prestige TV has expanded the possibilities for music supervisors, allowing for an eclectic mix of tracks that engage viewers in new ways.
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