Kinny Landrum is a composer, arranger, producer and keyboardist who has worked with such diverse people as Leonard Bernstein, Carly Simon, Jimmy Cliff and David Lynch. He was the synthesist on the seminal TV show “Twin Peaks”, which won a Grammy Award. He has scored dozens of feature films and won 7 best Original Score awards at film festivals. He was nominated for an Emmy Award for the documentary "Living the Story."
Kinny Landrum is a well-known music composer and producer, and he also provides music for commercials.
Kinny Landrum is a synthesizer expert, and Kinny Landrum's original score includes Twin Peaks synthesist!
Kinny Landrum is an Emmy-nominated composer and arranger whose work can be heard in dozens of feature films and on TV. He is also an experienced keyboardist and synthesizer expert, the man behind the sounds in “Twin Peaks and “Wild at Heart. His versatility led to his recording and performing with Robert Palmer, Jimmy Cliff, Carly Simon, the Meters and even Leonard Bernstein.
Kinny’s music for “Love Is Not Love” (2021) won for best score in five festivals, and he won two movie music awards at the Garden State Film Festival. He was nominated for an Emmy for music composition/arrangement for the documentary “Living the Story: The Civil Rights Movement in Kentucky”. He also scored the PBS special “Alamance,” which won a Mid-South Emmy. He composed the theme song and scored each weekly episode of the animated series “Troubles the Cat” for The Cartoon Network. His national TV and radio commercials include spots for Citizen Watches, Coca-Cola, Ford, Alka Seltzer, Pizza Hut and Dodge.
Kinny Landrum is an Emmy-nominated composer and arranger primarily for film and TV. He has composed the music for a number of feature films. His newest score for the documentary “The Fort Fisher Hermit” has been released on DVD and has played on PBS. Other films include the Lifetime film “A Touch of Fate” with Teri Hatcher and the Hollywood Film Festival finalist “Hotel Lobby.” “The Only Witness” with Kristy Swanson has also played on Lifetime, and “Threat of Exposure” starring Sean Young was recently released on DVD.
Kinny was nominated for an Emmy for music composition/arrangement for the documentary “Living The Story: The Civil Rights Movement In Kentucky”. He also scored the PBS special “Alamance,” which won a Mid-South Emmy. He composed the theme song and scored each weekly episode of the animated series “Troubles the Cat” for The Cartoon Network and the family feature “More Than Puppy Love” which aired on Showtime. His national TV and radio commercials include spots for Citizen Watches, Coca-Cola, Ford, Alka Seltzer, Pizza Hut and Dodge.
Arranger, Keyboards
Piano, Wurlitzer
Composer
