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Mark degli Antoni (sometimes credited as Mark De Gli Antoni) is an American composer, known for his work as co-founder and keyboard sampler for the band Soul Coughing from 1992 to 2000. Since leaving Soul Coughing, he has devoted much of his energy toward film scoring.
- “The Mecca For Avant Garde Experimentation.” – Spin Magazine
- Soul Coughing Relies on Unconventional Instrumentation
- Soul Coughing Signs with Slash Records
- “You Have to Know How to Hold Back sometimes.” – Yuval Gabay
- Soul Coughing Disbands Following Mark degli Antoni Departure
- “An Abusive Marriage Full of Emotional Violence.” – Mike Doughty
- “The Possibility of A Reunion Was Pretty Quickly eliminated.” – Mike Doughty
During his early career Doughty worked as a doorman at The Knitting Factory, a club that Spin magazine referred to as “the mecca for avant garde experimentation.” It was at the Knitting Factory where Doughty showcased his distinctive spoken word poetry, and others soon took notice. To flesh out his new project, Doughty recruited keyboardist Mark De...
Soul Coughing would rely on unconventional instrumentation including a guitar, a sampler, an acoustic bass and drums to create the music that blended jazz, hip-hop, indie rock and noise experimentation. The band’s songwriting style differed from other groups at the time. Mark Degli Antoni told Billboard, “We’re not one of those bands who sits down ...
In just one year, the band would be signed to Slash Records. By this point, the label had soon become part of Warner Brothers, giving the band much-needed mainstream exposure. The band’s first album, Ruby Vroom, was recorded in 1994 at Sunset Studio Factory in LA. Once Ruby Vroom was released, it failed to chart and sold quite poorly. Ruby Vroom mo...
Yuval Gabay would tell the Morning Call newspaper, “The second record, as usual, is the toughest record to make for a band. And it was indeed a tough record to make. We all bring a big sack of puppies with us. Sometimes you have to know not to let a certain puppy out. You have to know how to hold back sometimes.” By the late 90s, the band was touri...
It seemed as though Soul Coughing were on their way to the bigtime, but Mark Degli Antoni left the band to focus on family, and rather than continue on, the band called it quits in May of 2000. Following Soul Coughing’s dissolution, bassist Sebastian Steinberg and drummer Yuval Gabay took up session work, while Antoni saw success as a composer. Mik...
While outside musical projects were given as the reason for Soul Coughing breaking up in 2000, it went deeper than that according to Doughty. In his book, The Book of Drugs, he referred to the band as “an abusive marriage full of emotional violence.” Doughty would tell the Village Voice in 2009, “I get more and more afraid that a Soul Coughing reun...
Doughty told tCommercial Appeal, “I actually wrote Ghost of Vroom for Soul Coughing, but honestly, I got back a hot plate of crazy. I guess I was expecting that when I went to them. The possibility of a reunion was pretty quickly eliminated.” Doughty has continued Ghost of Vroom as a standalone band with collaborator Andrew “Scrap” Livingston. Like...
Bump is a studio album by jazz guitarist John Scofield that was released by Verve on March 14, 2000. Track listing. All tracks are written by John Scofield. Personnel. John Scofield – electric guitar, acoustic guitar (1-3, 6-8) Mark Degli Antoni – keyboard sampler (2-4, 6, 8, 11) David Livolsi – electric bass (1, 7, 11)
On Bump, he retained bassist Chris Wood and added Tony Scherr and Kenny Wollesen (the rhythm section from Sex Mob), keyboardist Mark De Gli Antoni from Soul Coughing, and drummer Eric Kalb and conga player Johnny Durkin from Deep Banana Blackout.
Mark De Gli Antoni. Soundtrack: Tommy Boy. He is a film composer and performer based in Los Angeles. His selection of scores for film and television include Into The Abyss (Werner Herzog) Cherish (Tim Blake, Jason Priestly, Robin Tunney) and Marie & Bruce (Bob Balaban, Mathew Broderick, Julianne Moore), Roman Polanski: Wanted & Desired and the ...
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On March 14, 2000, “Verve” label released “Bump”, the 24 th John Scofield album. It was recorded in 1999, at “Avatar Studios” in New York City, and was produced by Lee Townsend. Personnel: John Scofiel – acoustic and electric guitar; Mark Degli Antoni- keyboard sampler; David Livolsi – electric bass; Tony Scherr- acoustic and ...
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Mark degli Antoni is a film composer, keyboardist, sound artist. based in New York City and Los Angeles. He is a co-founder of the Warner Bros band Soul Coughing. He has scored films for Werner Herzog, Maya Daisy Hawke,
