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IMDb
Phillip A. Peterson Pop REEL
Phillip A. Peterson Commercial REEL
Lucas Johnson
Briel
Musie
Ian Hale and The Legacy
Soundcloud
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About
House of Breaking Glass is a label and production company started by Phillip A. Peterson. Peterson is a Grammy nominated and Telly award-winning film, radio, television, and commercial composer, orchestrator and producer with multiple Platinum and Gold Records. He has composed music for PBS, Amazon, Microsoft, Seattle Symphony, Hey Marseilles, Shaprece, as well as scoring several independent films.
Arranged and recorded/performed strings/orchestration: Lorde, Ed Sheeran, Cashmere Cat ft. Kehlani, P!nk, A$AP Rocky feat. Florence and The Machine, Bleachers,Maroon 5 feat. Gwen Stefani, Gym Class Heroes feat. Adam Levine, Trey Songz, Lupe Fiasco, Flo Rida, Helmet, Lee Oskar, Santigold, Wrabel, Vance Joy, Maiah Manser, Moon Honey, Christina Perri, Jarryd James, The Posies, Mastodon, Foxes, Calvin Valentine, Brandi Carlile, Sol Says, LeRoy Bell (X Factor), Cerys Matthews, Carly Connor, Selah Sue, Wavves, Mycle Wastman (The Voice), Rixton, Jesse Ware, Train, and Owl City’s multi-platinum debut record.
Produced: Portugal The Man, Shaprece, Briel, Lucas Johnson Band, Ian Hale and The Legacy, Spiro, Musie, Kay Kay and His Weathered Underground.
Peterson also arranged for and performed on several Nada Surf records, leading to performances on The Conan O’Brien Show, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and Last Call with Carson Daly. He has also shared the stage with BB King, Kenny Loggins, Al Green, The O’Jays, LeAnn Rimes, Macklemore, Heart, Yes, Blues Traveler, Taj Majal, Mavis Staples, Thievery Corporation, Queensrÿche and the Temptations.
In 2014 Phillip finished production of Big In Japan The Movie, featuring his band Tennis Pro , including his original soundtrack, which screened in festivals around the world including SXSW, Bend, Victoria, Sarasota, Napa, CBGB, Sayulita (Mexico), Bahamas, San Luis Obispo, Mar Del Plata (Argentina), Portland Independent, and Seattle International Film Festival.
Phillip A. Peterson Pop REEL
Phillip A. Peterson Commercial REEL
Lucas Johnson
Briel
Musie
Ian Hale and The Legacy
Soundcloud
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About
House of Breaking Glass is a label and production company started by Phillip A. Peterson. Peterson is a Grammy nominated and Telly award-winning film, radio, television, and commercial composer, orchestrator and producer with multiple Platinum and Gold Records. He has composed music for PBS, Amazon, Microsoft, Seattle Symphony, Hey Marseilles, Shaprece, as well as scoring several independent films.
Arranged and recorded/performed strings/orchestration: Lorde, Ed Sheeran, Cashmere Cat ft. Kehlani, P!nk, A$AP Rocky feat. Florence and The Machine, Bleachers,Maroon 5 feat. Gwen Stefani, Gym Class Heroes feat. Adam Levine, Trey Songz, Lupe Fiasco, Flo Rida, Helmet, Lee Oskar, Santigold, Wrabel, Vance Joy, Maiah Manser, Moon Honey, Christina Perri, Jarryd James, The Posies, Mastodon, Foxes, Calvin Valentine, Brandi Carlile, Sol Says, LeRoy Bell (X Factor), Cerys Matthews, Carly Connor, Selah Sue, Wavves, Mycle Wastman (The Voice), Rixton, Jesse Ware, Train, and Owl City’s multi-platinum debut record.
Produced: Portugal The Man, Shaprece, Briel, Lucas Johnson Band, Ian Hale and The Legacy, Spiro, Musie, Kay Kay and His Weathered Underground.
Peterson also arranged for and performed on several Nada Surf records, leading to performances on The Conan O’Brien Show, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and Last Call with Carson Daly. He has also shared the stage with BB King, Kenny Loggins, Al Green, The O’Jays, LeAnn Rimes, Macklemore, Heart, Yes, Blues Traveler, Taj Majal, Mavis Staples, Thievery Corporation, Queensrÿche and the Temptations.
In 2014 Phillip finished production of Big In Japan The Movie, featuring his band Tennis Pro , including his original soundtrack, which screened in festivals around the world including SXSW, Bend, Victoria, Sarasota, Napa, CBGB, Sayulita (Mexico), Bahamas, San Luis Obispo, Mar Del Plata (Argentina), Portland Independent, and Seattle International Film Festival.