Rebekah Del Rio, who sung the unforgettable “Llorando” in everyone's favorite Mulholland Drive moment, gave a stellar performance in Twin Peaks singing a song co-written by David Lynch.
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Mulholland Drive’s Rebekah Del Rio Joined By Moby And Nick Launay To Perform David Lynch Co-Written “No Stars”
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Alicia Witt’s Hayward Boogie During The Twin Peaks Episode 8 End Credits (Video)
Gersten Hayward is back! Back in 1990, David Lynch wrote the part of Donna's sister specifically to help the then 14-year-old Alicia Witt back in the door after the actress just moved to L.A.
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The Story Behind Angelo Badalamenti’s “Heartbreaking” And The Pianist Playing It In Twin Peaks Part 11
Angelo Badalamenti hadn't composed the music for the restaurant scene yet, so David Lynch created mental pictures for actor Smokey Miles. “He knew exactly what he was going after and set the mood.”
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“The” Nine Inch Nails Use Angelo Badalamenti’s “Fireman” In Set Intro, Play “She’s Gone Away” Live For The First Time
“The” Nine Inch Nails brought the world of Twin Peaks into their live sets in New York City.
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How David Lynch, Angelo Badalamenti And James Marshall Wrote James Hurley’s “Just You”
James Hurley's “Just You” was written by David Lynch, Angelo Badalamenti and James Marshall on the set where it was performed in Episode 9. Here's the origin story...
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David Lynch Hides Own Singing Voice In Sarah Palmer’s First Scene
Similar to the 'Easter Egg' in Part 8's Woodsmen scene, David Lynch slowed down an existing song in Sarah Palmer's first scene in Twin Peaks: The Return.
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David Lynch’s Favorite Lissie Songs, Including “Wild West” As Heard In Twin Peaks Part 14
“No one would necessarily listen to Lissie and say ‘this would be great in a David Lynch film,’ which is why only he could bring someone like her into his work.”
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You Can Thank Laura Dern For Booking Eddie Vedder At The Roadhouse In Twin Peaks
Exactly one year after premiering “Out of Sand” at the Ohana Festival, Eddie Vedder performed the song on the Roadhouse stage in Twin Peaks, WA.
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Twin Peaks Remix “I Am My Prayer” Mashes Up Two Of Season 3’s Most Memorable Songs
“When the twilight is gone, I'm a good man...”
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Online Premiere: Chrysta Bell’s “Night Ride The Director’s Cut” Plus Behind-The-Scenes Photos & Interview
FBI Agent Tammy Preston by day. Demonic Black Widow Queen in a ghost car by night. For the first time online, watch Night Ride The Director's Cut, the extended version of the music video by Joseph Skorman.
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Previously Unreleased Version And Unofficial Remix Of Johnny Jewel’s “Windswept” (AKA Dougie’s Theme)
Listen to an unreleased version of the evocative “Windswept” by Johnny Jewel, as well as an unofficial remix by Russian producer Acrone.
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These 6 Christmas Classics In The Style Of Twin Peaks Sound “Dark, Moody And Totally Ridiculous”
Listen to White Christmas, Christmas Time is Here, and other holiday classics in the style of Angelo Badalamenti's Twin Peaks music.
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Hear Angelo Badalamenti’s Collaborations With Cranberries Singer Dolores O’Riordan
Dolores O'Riordan would sing to Angelo Badalamenti over the phone as they sketched out rough versions of songs. Whenever the composer finished an instrumental track, he'd send it over for her to add the vocals she'd written.
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