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Atom Bomb Media

@atombombTracked since May 2026

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Observed Aug 24, 2026Public earnings
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1
0% · 30-day rate from 28 observed days
Total audience
1
incl. free followers
Observed monthly earnings
$4
Starting price
$5/mo
2 membership tiers

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$5100%

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1 paid members · 30-day rate from 28 observed days

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Image Latest postPublicD-Composed S2 E1: A Case for History, Music, and Animation

In the first episode of our second season, Isaiah takes a step back and examines whether analyzing the history of cartoon music is a worthwhile endeavor today. (Spoiler Alert: It is.)

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D-Composed Episode 10: Halloween Episode: The Dancing and Singing SkeletonsIn this episode we examine the music of Nightmare Before Christmas and The Skeleton Dance and their shared roots that stretch back over six hundred years.ArticleOct 28, 2020Public 0 0D-Composed Episode 9: Carl Stalling, Pt. 2: Quoting, Sampling, or Stealing?In this episode, we dive deep into Carl Stalling's methodology of composition and compare it to musical quotation and variation, the bizarre art form of musique concrete, and the innovative creativity of hip hop.ImageOct 17, 2020Public 0 0D-Composed Episode 8: Carl Stalling, Pt. 1: The Patron Saint of Cartoon MusicWhen you think of cartoon music, you probably think of the work done by one man: Carl Stalling. In this episode, we take a sweeping look at his life and legacy...and endure a little of his madcap looniness in the process.ImageSep 13, 2020Public 0 0D-Composed Episode 7: The Other Guys Pt. 2: Popeye and SupesIn this episode, we look at the meteoric rise and fall of Fleischer studios and the long-term influence their composers have had.ArticleAug 29, 2020Public 0 0D-Composed Episode 6: The Other Guys Pt. 1: Koko and BoopAs we look at Walt's biggest rival in the '30s, Isaiah brings to light the art and music of Fleischer Studios and the Jewish immigrants who gave America some of the most beloved cartoon characters and the greatest animation soundtracks.ImageAug 15, 2020Public 0 0D-Composed Episode 5: The Whistling Mouse Pt. 4: A Time Traveling SteamboatHow did all the elements of Steamboat Willie's music come together to rocket Disney to superstardom? In this episode, Isaiah examines the nature of time itself and how it relates to music as we see the true work involved in synchronizing sound with animation. And we congratulate Alan Menken on becoming an EGOT winner!ArticleAug 1, 2020Public 0 0D-Composed Episode 4: The Whistling Mouse Pt. 3: Walt’s Recording HeadacheAfter a disastrous recording session in 1928, Disney might have wondered why he bothered with the process at all. In this episode, Isaiah follows the trail of recording technology from prehistoric cavemen to the Cotton Club in Harlem. Through the process, we see how the process of communication has shaped our culture.ArticleJul 18, 2020Public 0 0D-Composed Episode 3: The Whistling Mouse Pt. 2: Rolling Down the Music River“It all started with a mouse,” Disney liked to say. But in reality, it all started with music. Isaiah gives a survey of music history, highlighting especially American music and the influence of Rag-time, as we try to understand why Disney picked Steamboat Bill as Mickey’s first melody.ImageJul 5, 2020Public 0 0D-Composed Episode 2: The Whistling Mouse Pt. 1: Steamboat Willie’s Uncomfortable HeritageWhen Mickey Mouse whistled on screen in Steamboat Willie, it changed EVERYTHING. But what created the world of music and entertainment from which that moment was born? Isaiah takes you through the uncomfortable American heritage of slavery, blackface entertainment, and the emergence of a distinctly American culture as we examine how it was that a mouse learned how to whistle.ArticleJun 23, 2020Public 0 0We ❤️ Stickers!View post We've got stickers! These durable, weather resistant vinyl stickers are just a few of the Atomic Perks members will receive by helping us create super podcasts. Become a member today and let us know where to send your stickers.Articletoday at Aug 24 crawlPublic 0 0D-Composed Episode 1: Where Does Disney Music Come From?In this inaugural episode of D-Composed, Isaiah takes us to the 1954 Academy Awards, where Disney sets a record for nominations and wins. From there, we explore the notion that Disney Music is worth studying on its own merit, acknowledging some problematic issues along the way, and setting up the question this podcast hopes to answer: Where does the music come from?Articletoday at Aug 24 crawlPublic 0 0
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