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When brands, games and agencies want to break new ground with music, they partner with COPILOT.
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We launched COPILOT in 2008 because we saw media evolving and wanted to be part of that.
We crave projects that challenge us to solve new problems, to improvise and innovate.
Our best and most awarded work is about big ideas. We've brought the world together with Visa and the FIFA World Cup, created the soundtrack for an alternate history with Bethesda Softworks, and created an interactive sound experience for Verizon's destination stores.
Drop us a line and we'll tell you how you can use music more brilliantly and effectively.
Oxygen “The Disappearance of Crystal Rogers”
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus –E3 2017 Announce Trailer
Avon “Standing More For Beauty”
Take 2 / Private Division Sonic ID
Olly 2017 Campaign
Stitch Fix “Convenience :30”
Oxygen “The Disappearance Of…” (Opening Titles)
State Street Advisors “Fearless Girl Arrives”
GE “Brilliant Factory”
Jolly Rancher “Team USA” Olympics Campaign
Paragon Open Beta Launch Trailer
Fallout 4 – Nuka-World DLC Gameplay Trailer
Dishonored 2 E3 Gameplay Trailer
DOOM Launch Trailer
Westin Hotels & Resorts “Brand Essence Film”
COPILOT Wins Best Original Music at AICE Awards
21st May 2018
COPILOT was honored to take home Best Original Music at the AICE Awards in Los Angeles this month. This iconic and unforgettable advertising campaign has inspired countless little girls, and we were thrilled to be able to contribute a delicate chamber string score by composer Naren Rauch.
Video after the jump.
COPILOT Holiday Mixtape 2017 Edition!
22nd December 2017
Hola friends!
A COPILOT tradition continues with the 2017 edition of our holiday mixtape. Ravi’s Side A, with very quick liner notes is here!
Hybird – Distracted – This is definitely the single from the solo album I put out this year, and this song that seemed to resonate with the widest variety folks. It’s a bout smartphone addiction and mindfulness…how 2017! hybird.bandcamp.com hybirdsongs.com
Stars – Privilege – One of my very favorite bands, they come from Canada but started in NYC (and my old band Charming shared a bill with them once at Fez…). They haven’t put out a bad record, and this one, produced by Peter Katis (Interpol, etc, etc) is phenomenal. I also love the idea of this song, as we all examine our own privilege.
Kishi Bashi – Manchester – He came through CT and I went to see him on a lark. Ended up being one of the top 5 shows I’ve ever attended, and this stunningly beautiful song was played in the middle of the room, acoustic, without amplification, as a final encore. Simply magical.
Sufjan Stevens – Tonya Harding (Eb Major) – This song is cut from the same cloth as his amazing “John Wayne Gacy,” bringing great empathy and pathos to a maligned public figure. Much better than the other, cold arrangement he released in D, IMHO.
The Mountain Goats – Wear Black – If you don’t laugh a few times during “Goths,” TMG’s latest album about our black-clad teenage friends, then you’re not listening. John Darnielle is such a talented storyteller.
The New Pornographers – Colosseums – Like Stars, Canadian, without a bad album. Love the marimba groove on this one.
Showtime Goma – Big Disaster – I saw Jen Goma perform as part of Pains of Being Pure at Heart, and was so glad she put out a totally experimental and fun solo album.
Ice Choir – Amorous In Your Absence – Another artist that has performed as part of Pains, Kurt Feldman’s Ice Choir project is totally canny in it’s mastery of 80’s synth production aesthetics. Love this song best on a great album.
Ted Leo – Can’t Go Back – Ted Leo slept on my couch once in the 90’s while on tour in VA… we stayed up all night and played The Smiths on acoustic guitars at the kitchen table. He sent a really nice postcard from later in the tour. Top guy, top song.
Morrissey – All the Young People Must Fall in Love – Of course I’m going to include something from Moz’s newest. This is my fave, which reminds me of Bowie and T-Rex. I love the production on the whole record.
Scott Barkan – Flightless Bird – It seems to be a tradition for me now to include a super talented artist that I’ve gotten to know through teaching music composition at VCFA. Scott is a beast of a songwriter/singer/guitarist, and I loved this song when I first heard it at residency.
Tom Petty – Free Fallin’ – If we’re facebook friends, you might have seen my cover of this tune after Petty’s passing. I simply can’t drive through LA without singing it to myself at some point. What a great loss.
Hnry Flwr – Context (Trans-Pecos, on a Full Moon, on a Monday) – Hnry Flwr is an up and comping psychedelic rock/pop artist with CT connections. Keep an eye on him, I expect great things. This song is actually a live acoustic track but love it’s simple and direct message of love. We need it this year.
“Fearless Girl” Stares Down Cannes Jury
31st August 2017
We love that we had a small hand in this literally ground-breaking, conversation-starting and innovative campaign. Ad Week provides the full recap: 4 Grand Prix, 18 total Lions, and untold numbers of inspired little girls, including some COPILOT offspring. While the statue is the main event, getting the emotional tone right for the accompanying film was critical to the campaign being understood and not misunderstood, and we’re glad we were there to help. Video after the jump.
Ravi Featured on Making Ways Podcast
26th May 2017
Ravi recently joined the excellent podcast Making Ways, which is all about the unusual paths of creative professionals. What motivated him to drop electrical engineering and end up writing jingles in NYC? Find out! Have a listen now on soundcloud or even better, subscribe on iTunes! Go deeper and check out the full article at medium.
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