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Charles sits down with Grammy-nominated composer Flying Lotus to better understand how he scored ‘Yasuke.’ Then he talks with Milan Records senior vice president JC Chamboredon and composer Kevin Penkin to discuss the rise of anime in the U.S.
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Charles Holmes and producer Lani Renaldo head into the world of Netflix’s latest anime original, Yasuke (0:00). Charles sits down with Grammy-nominated composer Flying Lotus to better understand how he scored the show and why the project was special for him (5:40). Later, Charles speaks with Milan Records senior vice president JC Chamboredon and composer Kevin Penkin to discuss the rise of anime in the U.S. (14:20).
Producer: Justin Sayles
Associate Producer: Lani Renaldo
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