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Lindsay Wolfington — The Emmy-Nominated Music Supervisor Behind One Tree Hill's Legendary Soundtrack

Lindsay Wolfington — The Emmy-Nominated Music Supervisor Behind One Tree Hill's Legendary Soundtrack

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Emmy-nominated music supervisor Lindsay Wolfington is known for her work that defined One Tree Hill and the indie rock era. Lindsay walks us through the creative chaos of sourcing indie artists in the early 2000s, and the art of the end montage. She unpacks the difference between being literal and being on the nose when choosing the perfect song for a scene, and why and how she convinced producers that indie music was cooler than pop, even when everyone was pitching them the opposite. From opening mail bins stacked with CDs to placing Jimmy Eat World's "23,” Lindsay proves that the right song doesn't just complement a scene, it becomes the scene. Lindsay reminds us that music supervision is more than matching vibes; it's licensing, negotiation, instinct, and the ability to cry at your own work. She co-hosts the podcast Sad Song Queens with Lara Webb, where they celebrate the songs that make you feel everything. Follow Lindsay Wolfington: https://www.instagram.com/lonewolflindsay/?hl=en Listen to Sad Song Queens: https://www.instagram.com/sadsongqueens/?hl=en Chapters 00:00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:03:14 Reality Bites, MTV, and the Power of Soundtracks 00:08:52 The Music Supervision Process: Lyrics, Tone, and Dynamics 00:11:08 Building One Tree Hill's Iconic Music Identity 00:14:45 Sourcing Indie Music: CDs, Mail Bins, and Third-Party Pitchers 00:18:38 Peyton's Playlist and Casting Musicians: Tyler Hilton and Kate Voegele 00:24:45 Tric Nightclub, Sheryl Crow, and Jimmy Eat World's Iconic Moment 00:32:17 The Art of the Montage: Keane's 'She Has No Time' and Finding the Perfect Song 00:34:26 The Fast Pace of Early 2000s TV: 22 Episodes and Real-Time Music Drops 00:38:25 Sad Songs, Literal Lyrics, and the U2 Reality Bites Moment 00:41:30 TikTok, Clipping Culture, and the Changing Landscape of Music in Media 00:44:47 Breaking Into Music Supervision: Internships, The Guild, and Getting Your Foot In 00:53:06 The Streaming Era: Shorter Seasons, Split Attention, and Losing the Ensemble 00:58:01 Sad Song Queens: The Podcast, Favorite Sad Songs, and Why We Cry 01:03:16 Closing Thoughts and Sparkle On
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