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GRISSE is the latest production from HBO Asia. Set in the mid-1800s during the colonial era of what was known as the Dutch East Indies, it follows a group who launch a rebellion against a brutal governor and suddenly find themselves in control of a Dutch garrison town called GRISSE.

The soundtrack is composed by Chee Wei Tay, Yudhi Arfani and Zeke Khaseli. Represented by Fable Music.

More of Chee Wei Tay’s music can be heard on the Image Music Library catalogue:

IMED08 Colours Of India

IMED07 Undercover & Intrigue

IMED06 Power & Glory

IMED05 The Far East

GRISSE, is currently available for viewing in some territories on HBO, HBO Now and HBO Go. Other territories will be available soon.

In the meantime, a trailer can be viewed here:

https://youtu.be/XEP8ustKwJI

Image Music Library composer Chee-Wei Tay has been nominated once again in this years 52nd Worldfest - Houston International Film Festival.

Route Awakening 4 (寰行中国) Teaser from Tan Chee Wee on Vimeo.

Best Original Music score for:

- Route Awakening (Series 4) - National Geographic Channel

- Route Awakening (Series 4 Trailer) - National Geographic Channel

Winners will be announced 14th April

New York TV & Film Festival: Congratulations to Chee-Wei Tay

Chee-Wei's score for NOVA - BLACK HOLE APOCALYPSE has just been nominated as a Finalist in the ORIGINAL MUSIC SCORE category of the New York TV & Film Festivals! In this two-hour special, astrophysicist and author Janna Levin takes viewers on a journey to the frontiers of black hole science. Along the way, we meet…
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Optus tells Australians ‘Both is Better’

Fable Music is proud to supply Jabdah by Koto as the backing tack to this Optus campaign.

Created by 72andSunny, the first spot is a 30-second ad and was filmed by award-winning Australian director Steve Rogers.

Optus has released its new 'Both is Better' campaign.

Created by 72andSunny, the first spot is a 30-second ad and was filmed by award-winning Australian director Steve Rogers.

Optus head of marketing Melissa Hopkins says it wanted to tell Australians they don't have to choose between value and coverage.

“The campaign is in response to research which found some mobile users felt trapped paying more than they should for great coverage, or are underwhelmed by the network experience that typically comes with competitively priced plans,” Hopkins says.

Optus has spent more than $5 billlion in the past three years improving its network's coverage, capacity and speed. It will also invest an addition $1.4 billion this financial year.

“Steve and 72andSunny Sydney have done a great job bringing this campaign to life and I am incredibly proud of the final product – it’s fresh, honest and disciplined and I know it will resonate with many Australians,” Hopkins says.

The campaign will roll out across print and out of home media.