In continuing our long relationship with HBO, LA Post Music is extremely proud to be associated with HBO’s new seven-part epic mini series, “John Adams”. Production music composed by LAPM founder & CEO, Tom Borton, could most recently be heard in the the third installment of the series, entitled “Don’t Tread On Me”.

The mini-series has been receiving rave reviews across the board and continues a long tradition of HBO pairing our superb production music with their outstanding productions.

LAPM’s Ben Edmonds attended the Game Developers Conference is San Francisco last week and had a great time learning about the latest developments in the gaming industry, while introducing gaming companies to the great production music LA Post Music has on offer. Ben found composer John Debney’s discussion of the idea that video game scoring may some day surpass film scoring particularly interesting.

Game developers are reminded that Los Angeles Post music is currently running a promotion specifically for GDC attendant companies. Please call 818.501.8329 or visit www.lapostmusic.com for more information,

Managing your projects online is now a breeze with LAPM’s new online Project Management tool. Clients with an LAPM account are now able to manage multiple projects online and assign tracks to particular projects.

In addition to the already existing icons, each cue on the site now has a “P” next to it. In order to add a track to a specific project, simply click on the “P”, and you will be given the option of creating a new project or adding the track to an already existing project.

As always, our staff are on hand to help you with any questions regarding the Project Management tool or any other queries you may have. You can reach a member of our helpful staff by calling 818.501.8329.

Los Angeles Post Music is offering a Free music use to any new game developer clients attending the 2008 Game Developers Conference in San Francisco (February 18 - 22). Keep an eye out for our promotional brochures and postcards at the conference. For more information about our production music library call 818.501.8329.

LAPM CEO Tom Borton will be attending the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco next week. The conference, which will be held at the Moscone Center from February 18 to 22, is the world’s largest professionals-only game industry event. Presented every spring in San Francisco, it is the essential forum for learning, inspiration, and networking for the creators of computer, console, handheld, mobile, and online games. Tom’s aim is to further solidify LA Post Music’s relationships within the gaming industry, as well as to introduce our first-rate production music library to game developers from around the world. With our production music connected to projects with both Nintendo and Microsoft, we are excited to further expand our reach into the gaming world.

Tom will be available for meetings throughout the week. Please visit www.lapostmusic.com to hear our latest production music and to learn more about our company. To arrange a meeting with Tom, please call us at 818.501.8329.

Los Angeles Post Music is proud to announce that Hoffman Lewis advertising agency has selected LAPM’s production music, to appear in the latest set of commercials it has created for Toyota. Co-written by LA Post Music composers Jennifer Condos & David Shelton - our production music found such favor with Hoffman Lewis, that they are using it to advertise four different Toyota models. Keep and eye and an ear out for the Toyota commercials on both television and radio. The spots were produced by Umlaut Films in San Francisco.

LAPM’s CEO Tom Borton recently returned from France, where he attended the 2008 Midem Music Conference in Cannes. All the major players within the music industry descend on Cannes each January, to discover and discuss the latest developments in the music industry and music technology. This year featured keynote speeches from luminaries such as U2’s manager Paul McGuinness and musical chameleon Peter Gabriel. McGuinness’ speech was particularly noteworthy, as he proposed that internet service providers do more to protect the music that was is so freely shared on p2p networks on their servers.

Tom was kept busy throughout the conference, meeting with a number of our current production music sub-publishers and also developing new relationships with companies with whom we look forward to forging strong relationships in the future. While production music has played a minor role at Cannes in the past, the increasing role music plays in film, television and gaming, has pushed production music industry issues to the forefront of an industry grappling with the issue of sales decreases through traditional music outlets.

LAPM will release more information about new business relationships struck at Midem as the deals are finalized. It is safe to say, however, that Los Angeles Post Music’s already stellar production music library, will soon be expanding to include fantastic new libraries from around the world, whose diverse and exciting production music catalogs will be the perfect compliment to LAPM.

Los Angeles Post Music now represents Music Candy - a U.K. music production company that specializes in themes, beds and stings, music FX, atmospheres, promos, production elements, sweepers, hits, and drones. With close to six hundred new production music tracks being added to our library, Music Candy works with a very select group of award-winning composers and producers, that can deliver everything from a commercial cartoon sting with a full orchestra, to a dynamic, 60 second promo perfect track for Cinema, TV and Radio trailers.

Jennifer Pyken - music supervisor on NBC’s Las Vegas - recently turned to Los Angeles Post Music when she needed surf guitar tracks for the network’s high-stakes drama series. With a wide selection of tracks from which to choose, some featuring the guitar work of the legendary Dick Dale, the Big Kahuna of surf guitar himself, Jennifer had no difficulty in finding three high quality production music tracks that appeared on the current season’s premiere episode.

Los Angeles Post Music founder, Tom Borton, was recently commissioned to compose an original piece of music for Rapp Collins Worldwide (http://www.rappcollinsworldwide.com/) - one of the World’s leading ad agencies. The piece will provide the soundtrack to the company’s flagship promotional reel, which will be seen and heard by prospective Rapp Collins clients across the globe.