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Tommy Coster B3 Short droptopmalibu 32 views Just messing around on my 1965 B3
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Eumee Capile Singing on Eat Bulaga Dec. 2009 droptopmalibu 956 views Eumee competed on this show and won. She sang great and also won a nice little sum of money. Looks like it will be an even nicer christmas for her and her family. Congra...
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Tommy Coster Clavinet Funk droptopmalibu 1,520 views Having some fun with my D6 and a Wha Wha pedal.
Tommy Coster Piano Blues droptopmalibu 183 views A little funky blues jam
Tommy Coster Piano droptopmalibu 220 views Playing a little something on my Yamaha C7
Tommy Coster B3 droptopmalibu 329 views Just messing around on my 1965 B3
Eumee "Alive" droptopmalibu 11,260 views Eumee was discovered on YouTube by producer Composer Tommy Coster. With a lot of collaboration from many people and Eumee's brilliance we are sharing this song "Alive" wit...

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Tommy Coster is a keyboardist, Producer/Composer living in the Los Angeles area. He plays on records, film soundtracks, TV commercials, film trailers and film scores. He has performed live on Saturday Night live with Eminem, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Dido.

Tommy has composed music for many artists of all styles and eras. His first co-write,
Zulu, was with Carlos Santana at the age of 11. He received his first gold record as a
result of this collaboration by the age of 12. He co-wrote and co-produced 2
Contemporary Jazz records with his father, Tom Coster which charted in the Billboard
top 10, and also produced 3 Fusion Jazz records for him. These records encompassed such musician as Dennis Chambers, Michael Brecker, Mark Isham, Steve Smith, Will Kennedy, Frank Gambale, Scott Henderson, Randy Jackson, Alfonso Johnson, Tim Landers, Bob Berg, Bob Malach, Dean Brown, Raul Rekow, Karl Perazzo, Sheila E., Steve Cardenes and Jeff Andrews to name a few.

Tommy later met Dr. Dre through Dennis Chambers which lead to many urban based
projects. The first one being the "Marshall Mathers LP." He co-wrote and performed on 6 tracks including "The Real Slim Shady." 20 million records later found himself co-writing with Dre again not knowing that "Heat," one of the tracks he and Dre had co-written one day, would end up on 50 Cent's first record, "Get Rich or Die Tryin'."

Tommy's urban roots and love for scoring were about to payoff. He began to score small independent films for, Miramax, Xenon Pictures, Steven Seagal, and Snoop, and create cinematic intros for various tracks that Dr. Dre was producing. He has created intros for, "Chin Check," "Stan" for the Elton John Eminem Grammy performance, the intro for Game's "How We Do" video along with musical score for the "Up In Smoke" and "Anger Management" tours.

Film trailer companies began to call Tommy for original music for various films. He
wrote original music for, "Serving Sara," "The New Guy," "Barbershop 2," "Dumber Than Dirt," "Chasing Papi," "Freaky Friday," "Little Black Book," "The Honeymooners," "Roll Bounce," "Underclassman," "Stormbreakers," and "I Think I Love My Wife."

Tommy has scored a handful of independent films over the years and recently had the
opportunity to work on "Miami Vice" with Michael Mann. He was asked to score 4 cues
while they were in production to help with the musical direction of the film in these 4
sections of the film.