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You can read the full interview below, and Marvel’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends debuts on Disney Junior on August 6th.
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Much like each Fall Out Boy album is different from the last, Stump’s work on this series is like nothing he’s done before - it’s a joyous burst of excitement and fun, and the theme song is catchy as hell. I’ve been a fan of Fall Out Boy since discovering Take This to Your Grave back in 2003, so it was a thrill to be able to chat with Stump about music and his approach to scoring. But he’s also undoubtedly still passionate about Fall Out Boy, and while he confirmed the band didn’t spend the pandemic trying to write new music over Zoom, he sounded both excited and nervous about getting back out on stage with the band for the first time in over a year (the Hella Mega Tour kicked off at the end of July, and we spoke a few days before the first show).
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He noted that he hopes to still be composing for the foreseeable future, and singled out a Marvel movie as a dream job down the road (a solid fit, if I say so myself). Throughout our conversation it was clear not only just how passionate Stump is about composing, but also how much he enjoys it and, frankly, is incredibly well-suited to it. We also discussed the freeing nature of composing, when you’re writing as part of a team or crafting music to fit a specific moment, in contrast to the inherently personal nature of writing music as a recording artist. He talked about how Fall Out Boy’s sonic diversity and penchant for evolution with each album helped prepare him for composing, and how writing music for Pete Wentz’s lyrics primed him for writing music for a specific film or TV show. Our conversation also touched on Stump’s approach to composing as a whole, and how it differs from writing music for Fall Out Boy. But Stump’s first TV series also offered up new challenges for the composer and musician, as he told me during a recent interview that it’s been “eat, breathe, sleep, live Spidey” recently as he’s been writing the score ahead of the show’s August 6th debut.
An opportunity that this self-professed “Marvel nerd” was thrilled to accept, Stump infused the score with nods to iconic Spider-Man scores from the likes of Danny Elfman and Michael Giacchino, not to mention the iconic 1960s theme. Stump is the composer of the new Disney Junior series Marvel’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends, for which he also wrote and performed a brand new Spider-Man theme song. And for his latest effort, he got to tackle a dream gig: writing a new Spider-Man theme song. Stump, who famously writes a lot of Fall Out Boy’s music himself, has infused each of the band’s albums with the diversity of his own musical taste and knowledge, but in scoring he found an outlet through which he can even more drastically expand his musical horizons. While Patrick Stump is best known as the lead singer of the band Fall Out Boy, he’s actually spent the last six years fulfilling another dream of his: scoring.
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