Tom Salta
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Tom Salta (Atlas Plug) | |
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| Born | Norwalk, Connecticut, U.S. |
| Genres | Breakbeat, dance, electronic, orchestral |
| Occupations | Recording artist, composer |
| Label | FiXT Music |
| Website | tomsalta www |
Musical artist
Tom Salta, also known as Atlas Plug, is an American recording artist and soundtrack composer. Salta's score for Red Steel received an award for "Best Original Score" in IGN's Best of 2006 awards.[1]
Video games
[edit ] Year
Title
Developer
Publisher
2023
The Outlast Trials
Red Barrels
Red Barrels
2020
Warface
Crytek Kiev
My.com
2017
LawBreakers
Boss Key Productions
Nexon
2015
Eon Altar
Flying Helmet Games
Flying Helmet Games
Galactic Reign
Slant Six Games
Microsoft Studios
Movie Studio Party
Phoenix Interactive Entertainment
Ubisoft
2007
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2
Red Storm Entertainment
Ubisoft Paris Ubisoft/Red Storm
Ubisoft Paris Ubisoft/Red Storm
2006
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter
Darkworks
Grin
Red Storm Entertainment
Tiwak
Ubisoft Ubisoft/Red Storm
Grin
Red Storm Entertainment
Tiwak
Ubisoft Ubisoft/Red Storm
Still Life
Microïds
Microïds
TV and film
[edit ] Title
Company Name
Toy Story 3 (web trailer)
Pixar
Astro Boy (film trailer)
Summit Entertainment
Coraline (film trailer)
Focus Features
Traitor (film trailer)
Overture Films
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (film trailer)
Warner Bros.
DOA (film trailer)
Constantin Film
The Da Vinci Code - Featurette: Making of and Promos
Sony
The Last Mimzy (film trailer)
New Line Cinema
Arthur and the Invisibles (TV & film trailers)
Weinstein Co.
Making of Spider-Man 2
HBO
Infinity
Q45 National TV/Radio Commercial
GMC
National TV/Radio Commercial
CFDA Awards (Committee of the Fashion Designers of America)
CFDA Awards Show Theme - Televised
Third Watch [3]
NBC
Latin Access
NBC
1-800-Missing (Known as Missing in season 2)
Lionsgate Television
Making of Anaconda 2
Cinemax
All Music Branding for KTLA
WB Television Network
Open Water (television trailer)
Lionsgate
Shrediquette
Indie
Bertolli National Commercial
Bertolli
Vertical Zoo 2004
Indie
Wild Discovery Main Theme
The Discovery Channel
Halo: The Fall of Reach (film)
Microsoft
Records and artists
[edit ] Album/Song
Artist(s)
2 Days or Die
Atlas Plug (Solo Album)
"Love Has a Name"
Kathy Troccoli
"Moonchild"
Deborah Gibson
Ten Till Midnight
Tommy Page
Mobius - "Hardly a Day", "So It Is", "Unaware", "Epilogue (Hardly a Day Part 1)"
QED
Halfway Till Dawn
Philippe Saisse
WCW Mayhem: The Music
Various Artists
"Round Window" (for Malcolm in the Middle )
Flak
"Angel" (Remix)
Christian Davis
"Tell Me"
Dru Hill
"I Am Thin and Gorgeous"
Junior Vasquez
"One More Chance"
Julio Iglesias Jr.
Rarities & Remixes - "Faith, Hope & Love"
Point of Grace
Welcome to Woop Woop
Original Soundtrack
Various songs
Sinéad O'Connor
"Missing" (Remix)
Everything but the Girl
"If You Believe" (Remix)
Sascha Schmitz
"How Crazy Are You?" (Remix)
Meja
"Awa Awa"
Wes Madiko
"Feel What You Want" (Remix)
Kristine W
"Golden Brown" (Remix)
Emer Kenny
"The Gates of Annwn" (Remix)
Ceredwen
"Love Won't Wait" (Remix)
Gary Barlow
Leap of Faith - "It's Alright"
David Charvet
"Breakin'"
Arthur Baker
Let's Roll: Together in Unity, Faith and Love - "I Believe"
Various Artists
Celldweller 10 Year Anniversary Edition - "Ghosts (feat. Tom Salta)"
Celldweller
References
[edit ]- ^ "Wii: Best Original Score". IGN. Archived from the original on 2011年07月13日. Retrieved 2010年09月24日.
- ^ Spence D. (November 24, 2004). "Tom Salta Interview". IGN. Retrieved 2010年09月24日.
- ^ a b Spence D. (November 24, 2004). "Tom Salta Interview". IGN. Retrieved 2010年09月24日.
Further reading
[edit ]- Tom Salta's interview with IGN (November 2004)