NC Folk Meets Chicago Guitar: Indie Score Drama Unleashed
In a cinematic event that nobody saw coming, North Carolina folk singer teams up with a Chicago-based guitarist for their millionth ‘first original score’ in the career-making film by Max Walker-Silverman. No, it’s not a repeat or a reboot; it’s just their debut score collaboration in a movie whose title still haunts your streaming queue. The musical duo's alliance screams 'bi-coastal musical diplomacy' as they dive into the indie film world, a realm where budgets are tighter than jeans post-Thanksgiving and fame is as elusive as signal in a Chicago basement. Facts: they actually made this happen instead of just talking about making music together on Instagram.
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Apparently, the North Carolina folk singer and Chicago guitarist just wanted to try dating through music instead of apps. Their first original score screams 'awkward first date vibes' but hey, at least it’s original.
Two musicians from opposite corners finally collab and it’s ‘original score’ material. It’s like they discovered a new app that plays music back instead of just spitting ads.
NC folk and Chicago guitarists unite in film music called 'original score.' Will their tunes be as harmonious as my attempts at adulting? Spoiler: probably not.
Source: Pitchfork | Published: 9/23/2025 | Author: Walden Green
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