Michael Lord is an American songwriter, composer, producer and Indie recording artist. His 2004 release ''SWAY'' found an audience when his song ''Smile'' was chosen by the Apple

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as their Single of The Week. Other songs from ''SWAY'' including "Bleed" and "Forgiven" soon found their way into hit television shows such as ''

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'' and ''

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''. He followed ''SWAY'' with a mini EP titled ''The String Sessions'' reinterpreting the songs from ''SWAY'' acoustically with a string quartet. Lord wrote all string arrangements which were then performed by

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. In 2005 Lord worked with producer

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to arrange and record songs for American Idol's Season 4 Showstoppers Album resulting in the

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(RIAA) Certified Gold Record. Following the ''

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'' success he has turned his attention to music production producing tracks for Honey County, Quincy Coleman,

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, Paulina Gretzky and Chelsea Williams as well as writing songs included in

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's hit comedy ''

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''. Currently Lord is composing, producing and arranging music for television, film and media. He recently composed the themes and underscore for NBC's hit game show ''

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'' hosted by

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Biography

Michael Lord's varied experience and notable collaborations bring him a unique perspective as a composer. Lord found early success as a member of bands with deals on

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and

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, touring the US, garnering heavy rotation on radio/MTV and Top 20 ''Billboard'' chart success. Those experiences opened the door to his collaboration with exceptional producers such as

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and

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, with whom he evolved his production chops. Striking out on his own, Lord's music found an audience when Apple chose his track "Smile" from his self-produced album ''SWAY'' as their

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Single of Week. This opened the door for numerous placements for his music, including in ''

'', '' Brothers & Sisters'', ''

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'' and ''Laguna Beach'', as well as song arrangement and production opportunities including the Brown Betty musical episode of

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’s ''

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'' and the American Idol Showstopper’s album, which was certified Gold by the

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. Lord’s considerable song placements established him as a production music force and led to him co-creating the original music package for A&E’s hit ''

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'', the theme for nationally syndicated entertainment based talk show ''

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'' (Fox/Media General), as well as music for over 200 other shows. Establishing a footprint in the scripted world, Lord collaborated with actor/director

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to compose a modern Americana score and original songs for Schroder’s film, ''Our Wild Hearts'', as well as Schroder’s US Army project Starting Strong. Lord was then chosen to score various features, including the adaptation of ''NY Times'' bestseller

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’s ''It List''. Taking note of Lord’s scoring skills, prominent music producer Jay Ruston enlisted Lord to re-envision a track for metal legends

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on their comeback album, ''

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''. Lord created a hybrid orchestration of metal married to dark, ambient underscore for the bonus track remix version of "The Crawl". In 2017, Lord joined with prolific television producer

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to compose the themes and underscore for

’s game show ''

'', hosted by

with

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as executive producer. Now entering its third season on NBC, ''The Wall'' is a multinational hit format being produced on 6 stages with over 30 international versions in association with Endemol/Shine. Lord's themes/underscore are used in all international versions. Premiering in June 2019, Lord's themes and underscore will be an integral part of

’s game show '' Spin the Wheel'' co-created by

and

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and hosted by

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. A native of

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, Lord began playing the piano at age 5. He studied classical piano, guitar, drums, and composition. Lord was the recipient of the Chick Corea Jazz Masters Scholarship while he attended the

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Filmography

(2016–Present)

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- Composer Main Title Theme and Underscore * Driven Season 2 (2021)

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- Composer * Ultimate Cowboy Showdown (2020–Present) INSP Network - Composer * Spin the Wheel (2019–Present)

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- Composer Main Title Theme and Underscore * Driven Season 1 (2018)

- Composer * Matchmakers Playbook (2018)

- Composer * Afterburn-Aftershock (2017)

- Composer * Second Chance Christmas (2017)

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- Composer * Hollywood Dirt (2017)

- Composer *

(2016)

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- Composer/Main Title Theme *

's, It List (2016)

- Composer * You Cast A Spell On Me (2015)

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- Composer * Starting Strong (2014)

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- Composer/Main Title Theme * Our Wild Hearts (2013)

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- Composer *

, Brown Betty, (2010)

- Musical Adaptions/Arrangements * Expedition Africa (2009)

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- Composer/Additional Music

Discography

*''Into The Dark'' - from the Album ''

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'' -

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, (

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, 2019) - Orchestration *''The Crawl'' - from the EP ''

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'' -

, (

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, 2013) - Orchestration * '' Back from the Dead'' - Adler (2012) - musician *''First Kiss'' -

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( AO Recordings, 2012) - producer/composer *'' Balls Out'' -

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(

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, 2011) – orchestration/musician *''Hear Me Out'' from the EP, Somewhere In Between -

(2011) - producer/composer *''

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'' - Rob Giles ( AO Recordings, 2010) - producer *'' You Better Go Now'' - Emily Friendship ( AO Recordings, 2010) - producer *''

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'' -

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( AO Recordings, 2009) - producer *'' Bridge Over Troubled Water'' - Quincy Coleman ( AO Recordings, 2009) - producer *''Hangover'' -

( AO Recordings, 2009) – producer/composer *''

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'' - Quincy Coleman ( AO Recordings, 2009) - producer *''

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'' -

( AO Recordings, 2009) – producer *''

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'' -

(

, 2009) – musician *''

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'' -

(

, 2009) – orchestration/musician *''Are You With Me'' -

( AO Recordings, 2007) – producer/composer *''

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'' -

( AO Recordings, 2007) - producer *'' American Idol Season 4: The Showstoppers'' (19 Recordings Limited/

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, 2005) – production/orchestration/musician/programming *''SWAY''- Michael Lord - ( AO Recordings, 2004) – producer/composer/performer *''The String Sessions'' - Michael Lord - ( AO Recordings, 2004) – producer/composer/performer * ''It's About Time'' -

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(Anko Records 2002) - Hammond B3 *''California'' - California (

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, 2000) – band member/composer *''Skin'' - Tattoo Rodeo (

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, 1995) – band member/composer *''Rode Hard - Put Away Wet'' - Tattoo Rodeo (

, 1991) - Band Member (Keyboards, Hammond B3, Vocals) / Composer (Group Credit)Tattoo Rodeo, "Rode Hard - Put Away Wet." Atlantic Recording Corporation, 1991. Album Liner Notes

Soundtracks - Film/Television

* '' Brothers & Sisters'' episode "Time After Time" (2010) - with "Behind Blue Eyes" as producer * '' Brothers & Sisters'' episode "A Valued Family" (2010) - with "Love The One You're With" as producer * '' Brothers & Sisters'' episode "Nearlyweds" (2009) - with "These Days" as producer * '' Brothers & Sisters'' episode "Troubled Waters" (2009) - with "Bridge Over Troubled Water" as producer * '' Brothers & Sisters'' episode "The Road Ahead" (2009) - with "Running On Faith" as producer * ''

South Of Nowhere ''South of Nowhere'' is an American teen drama television series created by Thomas W. Lynch. It first aired on November 4, 2005, on Noggin (brand), Noggin as part of its teen programming block, The N. The show was produced by Noggin LLC in assoc ...

'' episode "Better Late Than Never" (2008) - with "Smile" as producer/composer/performer * ''

Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh ''Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh'' (also known as ''Drake & Josh: Best Christmas Ever'') is a 2008 American Christmas comedy television film based on the Nickelodeon sitcom ''Drake & Josh''. Drake Bell, Josh Peck, Miranda Cosgrove, Nancy Sullivan, ...

'' (2008) - with "This Christmas" as producer/composer * '' The Circuit'' (2008) - with "Nothing's Left to Lose" as producer/composer * ''

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'' (2008) - with "Broken" as producer * ''

'' episode "Two Balls, Two Strikes" (2007) - with "SRV Jam" as producer/songwriter/performer * ''

'' episode "What About The Lake House" (2007) - with "Forgiven" as producer/composer/performer * ''Paradise City'' episode "Lions and Cheetahs" (2007) - with "Are You With Me" as producer/composer * '' Brothers & Sisters'' Season Two, Premiere "Home Front" (2007) - with "Who'll Stop The Rain" as producer * ''

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'' Pilot Episode (2007) - with "Easy Crime" as producer/composer * ''

'' episode "Our Other Cops Is On" (2007) - with "Something To Say" as producer/composer/performer * '' Laguna Beach: The Real OC'' episode "Spies, Lies and Alibis" (2006) - with "Sunken In" as producer/composer * '' Laguna Beach: The Real OC'' episode "Who Wants To Date A Rock Star" (2006) - with "Later" as producer/composer * '' Laguna Beach: The Real OC'' episode "It's Like Break Up Season" (2006) - with "Are You With Me" as producer/composer * ''

Zoey 101 ''Zoey 101'' is an American comedy drama television series created by Dan Schneider for Nickelodeon. It aired from January 9, 2005, to May 2, 2008. It focuses on the lives of Zoey Brooks (Jamie Lynn Spears), her brother Dustin (Paul Butcher (act ...

'' episode "Spring Break Up" (2006) - with "Bleed" as producer/composer/performer * ''

'' episode "Jump For Joy" (2006) - with "GT Girl" as producer/composer/performer * ''

'' episode "Stole P's Hot Dog Cart" (2006) - with "Parade" as producer/composer/performer * ''

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'' episode "Detente" (2005) - with "Holding My Breath" as producer/composer/performer * '' Laguna Beach: The Real OC'' episode "Lies and Goodbyes" (2005) - with "Fly" aka "Collecting Dust" as producer * ''

'' episode "Election" (2005) - with "Smile" as producer/composer/performer * ''

'' episode "Time Capsule" (2005) - with "Spin" as producer/composer/performer * ''

'' episode "Broke Joy's Fancy Figurine" (2005) - with "Comes Around" as producer/composer/performer * ''

'' episode "Faked My Own Death" (2005) - with "Girls Guns" as producer/composer/performer * ''

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'' aka ''Graduation Week'' (1999) - with "Bleed" as producer/composer/performer * ''Kate's Addiction'' (1999) - with "

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" as producer/performer; "Stronger" as producer/composer; additional music/end titles theme * '' Gone Fishin''' (1997) - with "Best Friend" and "What Went Wrong" as composer/performer * ''Kid'' (1990) - with "Restless Heart" as composer

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