In this episode we spoke with Anna Roemer, a Danish musician known for her signature ambient guitar sounds that transcends the possibilities of what sounds the humble instrument could achieve.

Her new album with danish label Stereo Royale entitled Ambient Drift is a landmark work full of beautiful sounds that evoke a lot of emotions without stating too much - a classic philosophy that permeates Nordic music.

We asked Anna about everything from how and why she picked up music as a career to how her Danish upbringing shaped her sound to her future plans.

Check out Anna Roemer’s album Ambient Drift on www.apmmusic.com

Born in Morocco and raised between Spain and Canada, Prince Amine is a living embodiment of cultural fusion. From the earliest days he was introduced to Motown, R&B, live performance, and the spirit of the stage.

This multicultural background is the pulse of his sound. Afrobeat rhythms, R&B melodies, hip-hop swagger, and dancehall flair all converge in his work, making him one of the more interesting voices emerging from Canada’s diverse music scene.

He recently released a self-titled EP under the Canadian label Stone Sound Music and is now available for sync through APM Music.

Sound Screen Episode 218: Interview with Hip Hop Artist DEVMO

The human voice is arguably the most powerful musical instrument in the world. Not only can it articulate melodies and rhythms, but it can also convey messages that have the power to change the world. DEVMO is a Hip-Hop artist who knows this well, and in fact, has used it throughout her entire career to both express and empower. Her latest album with Endgame, called All Star, is a clear example of this because it aims to soundtrack content that emboldens women athletes to not only win but also to graciously rise and return when they lose.

We recently chatted with the prolific artist and talked about her career, the album, and if she prefers sleeping versus eating.

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For over two decades, Jason Schneider has built a versatile career that bridges both scripted and documentary storytelling. His editorial fingerprints are evident in works screened at prestigious festivals, including TIFF, VIFF, Hot Docs, DOXA, and the Venice Film Festival. That breadth of exposure speaks to both his ambition and the trust placed in him by filmmakers working across genres. Most recently, he served as the finishing editor on the highly rated series Deadman’s Curse Season 3, currently airing on the Discovery Channel.

What stands out about Jason's approach is the way he marries technical precision with musical sensibility. A multi-instrumentalist, he writes and records music in his spare time, and this passion is far from a mere hobby. It’s deeply interwoven with his editorial identity. Jason is especially sought after for his understanding of timing, music, and sound design, bringing to each project a heightened sensitivity to how image, sound, and silence converse.

In this exclusive interview with Jason, we discussed his work on Deadman’s Curse Season 3 and how he used APM music to sculpt the scenes. Listen Now.

Sound Screen Episode 216: Interview with Billy Bell

In this episode I spoke with Billy Bell, singer-songwriter who was active during legendary punk and post punk scene in New York City in the late 70s and dearly 80s. His album 80s New York Power Pop, which is now available for licensing through APM music, is a compilation of songs he wrote and produced in that era. Now, he is the head engineer of gamebrdige mastering, which specializes in polishing music produced for video games.

In Los Angeles, where music and images constantly collide, Canadian-born Tamara Miller has quietly become one of the voices shaping how stories are felt as much as how they’re told. An award-winning composer, producer, singer-songwriter, and pianist, Miller has built her career in crafting music that doesn’t just go with a scene, it deepens it.

Her work has popped up in unexpected places: a comedic beat on Saturday Night Live, a tender moment on The Young and the Restless, the cozy sparkle of Netflix’s Single All the Way, or the holiday warmth of Hallmark movies. Even a Warner Bros. Tom and Jerry promo and FOX Sports documentaries have carried her sound. The range speaks volumes about her adaptability, but it also points to something simpler—Miller’s instinct for capturing emotion in all its shades.

In 2023 she won a Golden Clio Award for music she composed for a Made by Choice campaign, a true testament to her mastery of music.

In this episode, host Annika Dietiker chats with Belgian-French singer-songwriter Penelope Antena, whose new album Antelope was launched by Magnetic (Cezamé), and now available for licensing through APM Music.

About Penelope Antena

Penelope Antena is a Belgian-French singer, songwriter, and producer known for her ethereal blend of jazz, pop, and electronic textures. The granddaughter of jazz pianist Marc Moulin and daughter of musician Isabelle Antena, she carries a rich musical lineage while forging her own distinct sound. With releases that explore themes of intimacy, identity, and atmosphere, Antena has earned recognition for her lush vocals, cinematic production, and boundary-pushing artistry.

Back in the mid-2000s, York’s own Elliot Minor carved out a space in the UK rock scene with a sound that was equal parts catchy pop hooks and sweeping classical flourishes. Led by lead singer Alex Davies, the band stood out for its orchestral leanings—strings, piano, and vocal harmonies woven into alt-rock anthems that quickly found their way up the charts. Their self-titled debut landed at No. 6 on the UK Albums Chart in 2008, thanks to tracks like “Parallel Worlds” and “Jessica.”

Now, Alex is ready to bring his brand of rock, made famous by Elliot Minor, into the world of sync with an album entitled, Anthemic Rock: Riffs of Rebellion. The ten-track album was launched by Bibliotheque’s Input Output label and is now available for licensing through APM Music.

Listen to the exclusive interview.