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A project very dear to us, Ti-Koyo e il suo pescecane (Tiko and the Shark) is a bona-fide classic in M° de Masi's discography. Directed in 1962 by Folco Quilici, it features a pleasant story about the friendship of a young Polynesian, his shark and a…

This release marks the debut of an unreleased ''couple'' in our catalog: director Umberto Lenzi and composer Sergio Patucchi (aficionados of our productions). The latter was given the task of composing the score for The Man From The Deep River (in It…

A new tribute to the great Maestro Roberto Pregadio, who recently passed away and who gave so much to Italian cinema and television, we present his never-before-released score for Erika, a dramatic movie shot in 1971 by Filippo Walter Ratti and featu…

Questo Si Che E' Amore (Last Touch Of Love) was directed in 1978 by Filippo Ottoni and starred Christopher George, Gay Hamilton, Laura Trotter and Sven Valsecchi. It tells the story of a terminally-ill young boy who is forced to live in a hospital an…

Italiani Brava Gente is a movie based on a tragic page of Italian history during the Second World War. Hitler opens the Russian front, and his ally Mussolini sends an Italian army to support the German advance. The aftermath is disastrous; a poorly-e…

Stelvio Cipriani is the protagonist of this felicitous meeting with the music of genre cinema, this time dedicated to the exotic adventure movie Luana, La Figlia Della Foresta Vergine (aka Luana, The Girl Tarzan). Rife with suggestive scenography, th…

A rare gem, finally discovered in the great ocean of unreleased Italian scores, Il plenilunio delle vergini (1973, aka ''Full Moon of the Virgins'' and ''The Devil's Wedding Night'') was composed by the late Bulgarian Vasco Vassil Kojucharov, Roman-a…

5000 Dollari sull'asso is a Western film that was directed by Alfonso Balcazar in 1965 and starred Robert Woods, Fernando Sancho, Helmut Schmid and Maria Sebaldt. It's a movie that diverged from the Spaghetti Western genre that was developing in that…

Who would you rather be: the unmerciful Sartana or the vengeful Johnny? Whichever you choose, you'll have the opportunity to personalize this flip-cover edition of the original motion picture soundtrack of the movie 1000 dollari sul nero. The year is…

After the expanded version of the score for the TV series ''Il Killer,'' we return to Gianni Ferrio for this score from 1966. Composed during the golden era of Italo-Westerns for a movie that actually has little to do with that genre - even if at the…

In 2013, thanks to the collaboration with Sugar Group and the Umiliani Estate archives, we launched a new series dedicated to the discovery of the immense talent of this wonderful composer. Through our efforts we were able to retrieve many beautiful …

It was 1969, a peculiar period from a social and political point of view. A disillusioned communist, ex partisan, and nephew of an important figure in the Salò Republic decides to dedicate himself to cinema, becoming a director after having been an i…

The third chapter in our 2013 series dedicated to the great music composed by M° Piero Piccioni is based on a peculiar film: the horror-documentary movie Il demonio, directed in 1964 by Brunello Rondi and starring Daliah Lavi and Frank Wolff. A film …

The second of our 2013 series featuring Piero Piccioni's great music for cinema is the score for L'attico (1962). Gianni Puccini directed this bittersweet comedy with a great cast that included Daniela Rocca, Tomas Milian, Philippe Leroy and Walter C…

2012 was the year dedicated to Francesco de Masi and his wonderful scores for Western movies (the last chapter of the series is coming soon!). For 2013, we introduce a new monographic series dedicated to a great Maestro who is unfortunately no longer…

We continue our journey in the world depicted by the popular Veronese novelist, Emilio Salgari, and cinematic transpositions of his novels by great Italian director Umberto Lenzi. After La Montagna Di Luce we release 2 other score of this genre: Sand…

A legendary composer is rightly celebrated with the release of this CD featuring a completely unreleased score! La faccia violenta di New York a movie shot in 1973 by Jorge Darnell and starring Mimsy Farmer, Fernando Rey, Sergio Jiménez and Luigi Pis…

Intrigo a Los Angeles aka ''Intrigue in Los Angeles,'' ''F.B.I. enquête à Los Angeles'' and ''Tom Collins jagt die schwarze Natter'') is a Giallo/Spy hybrid directed in 1964 by Romano Ferrara (under the pseudonym Roy Freemount), produced by Lucio Mar…

Available in Beat Records catalogue the score of one the most discussed movies of the late 60s, El Che Guevara, directed by Paolo Heusch with Francisco Rabal, John Ireland, Susanna Martinkova . As you can easily guess from the title, the movie is ded…

Beat Records keeps on exploring original soundtracks composed by Francesco De Masi with this release of Concerto per pistola solista, a movie directed in 1970 by Michele Lupo that starred the great Gastone Moschin as a busy policeman looking for a my…

After the music composed for a unhealthy thriller, Il Sorriso Della Jena, by Roberto Pregadio, we keep on digging into the discography of the great Maestro and venture into entertaining cinema of the late '60 inspired to the characters of the 3 Super…

After more than 40 years from the composition of the wonderful score by M° Ferrio for the TV series Il killer, we are glad to propose to the M° fans the stereo expanded and remastered version of this 1968 original soundtrack with all of his sonoritie…

Legendary Italian-American composer Bill Conti, in distant 1968, just 28 years old and still not affirmed composer for cinema, has already composed his very first scores in his style that very soon will have become unique. For the movie of the late 6…

A precious recovery dedicated to the music composed by one of the greatest of Cinecittà, the original motion picture soundtrack of Stuntman composed by one of the fathers of Italian film music, Carlo Rustichelli. A late 60s action movie where engines…

We proceed through our research in the spy-movies genre with the release of a great score composed by Nico Fidenco in 1967 for the movie Supercolpo DA 7 Miliardi directed by Bitto Albertini (Black Emanuelle) with Brad Harris, Elina De Witt, Franco An…

A production dedicated to Italian spy movies of the 60s with three great scores all in one CD!. Spia spione (music by Bruno Canfora), Riuscira' Il Nostro Eroe A Ritrovare Il Piu' Grande Diamante Del Mondo? (Corri Corri Jimmy Logan, music by Italo Gre…

A never released before score in Beat Records catalogue, Il sesso degli angeli, composed by Maestro Giovanni Fusco, great musician that gave a lot to the cinema of director Antonioni. Late 60s, a soundtrack inspired to the noir genre, with themes in …

With that wonderful score we close the first series of CD dedicated to the music written for the great cinema of Umberto Lenzi. Another absolute cult where Maestro Franco Micalizzi gives his best, a movie with a great cast such as Maurizio Merli, Tom…

We continue the series dedicated to Umberto Lenzi great Cinema, in this first part dedicated to the scores composed by Maestro Franco Micalizzi. The second releases sees us engaged with one of the his greatest cult movie: Roma A Mano Armata starring …

A super cult score for an artistic duo of great success: Da Corleone A Brooklin, a movie by Umberto Lenzi with the score of Maestro Franco Micalizzi. A never released before CD that starts a series dedicated to the music composed for the great cinema…

Józef Skrzek's 1984 Moog score for Czas dojrzewania, the first Polish film about drug addiction, in its complete film running order for the first time, with all the session outtakes and the song Kogut sung by Janusz Hryniewicz.

Three 1970s documentary soundtracks by Waldemar Parzyński, jazz singer and co-founder of Novi Singers: an inventively arranged orchestra with distorted guitars, baroque Hammond organ and sonoristic experiments. Remastered from original tapes.

Zdzisław Szostak's earliest film music, written for the Educational Film Studio in Łódź between 1963 and 1974, including his first fiction score, Pokusa. Avant-garde ideas meet memorable melodies, remastered from the original tapes.

A 32-track survey of music from the Łódź Educational Film Studio, from 1957 to the 1980s: jazz by Komeda and Namysłowski, rock by Figiel and Skrzek, avant-garde and electronics by Kuźniak, Mazurek, Penderecki and Schaeffer.

Previously unreleased music from the films Wojciech Jerzy Has made at WFF Wrocław, issued for his centenary: Lucjan Kaszycki's Złoto, Penderecki's electronics for Rękopis znaleziony w Saragossie, Radwan's jazzy Szyfry and Kilar's Lalka.

Tadeusz Baird's orchestral scores for two Polish films touching on the war, Sylwester Chęciński's Agnieszka 46 and Jerzy Passendorfer's Zerwany most, on disc for the first time and remastered from the original WFF Wrocław tapes.

Wojciech Kilar's scores for three Polish crime films made from 1967 to 1969, never before on record: musical saw and vibraphone, ominous timpani and avant-garde strings, prepared piano. Remastered from the original film studio tapes.

Krzysztof Penderecki's complete scores for three art films of the Łódź Educational Film Studio, 1964 to 1966: tape-processed classical, light music and jazz, a study for strings and a choral passacaglia. Remastered from the original tapes.

Parbleu is a five-piece from Naples led by Andres Balbucea and Andrea De Fazio, and this single is the first look at the music they have been working on for several years, a Mediterranean dance music built on equatorial grooves. Elegua is named after…

East Side Supply is the meeting of two producers and multi-instrumentalists, Chris Lujan from the Bay Area (Life of Grime) and Alexander Korostinsky from Reno (Whatitdo Archive Group). Both work on tape with analogue gear, and the two songs of this d…