Talk:Matthew Herbert

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Soundtrack of People, Places and Things

This is a bit of original research which I think is quite valuable to put up if a public source can be found. I'm specifically referring to the play People, Places and Things, which has music by Matthew Herbert[1]. The music specifically is a mix made "mostly" from DJ Empty's Meaningless (2012) and "some old Wishmountain tracks" which I haven't identified.

Incidentally, someone could add Herbert's theatre credits from this source: [2]. Tokarak (talk) 16:37, 6 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]