Bad Stella Owner, Composer Munk Duane

2007-2011 NCAA March Madness

60 Minutes

70th Annual Tony Awards

All My Children

American Gothic

Blue Bloods

CBS Morning News

CBS NFL Football

CBS Sports Desk

Charmed

Criminal Minds

Hawaii Five-O

Home Depot Second on CBS

Let’s Make a Deal

Madame Secretary

Mom

NCAA Basketball

NCIS

NCIS: Los Angeles

NCIS: New Orleans

NFL Super Bowl Half Time Show

One Life To Live

Person of Interest

Scorpion

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

The Herd with Colin Cowherd

The Revolution

The Sopranos

The Talk

U.S. Open Tennis

UEFA World Cup Qualifying Highlights Undercover Boss

Young and The Restless

Located 20 miles south of Boston, Bad Stella Studios is owned by composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist and Berklee College of Music alumni Munk Duane. Munk got his start in TV and Film when he was signed to his first publishing contract in 2001 with the Los Angeles based Heavy Hitters Music Publishing, who immediately licensed his music in hit shows like Charmed, NCIS and The Sopranos. A short time later, Munk was tapped to write for CBS Sports, for NFL and NCAA broadcasts, composing pieces for pregame, postgame and replays for the 2009-2011 seasons. His music was featured in the 2010 Super Bowl Half Time Show. Munk became "that guy in Boston" to LA and New York based music supervisors, rapidly progressing from sync placements, to receiving spec requests, and tapping his classical and Berklee training to evolve into a composer of original film scores.  

Munk Duane also stays busy as a performer and recording artist. He recently won MALE PERFORMER OF THE YEAR in the 2018 New England Music Awards (Best in 6 States). He is currently promoting his latest album "Theory of History: Part 2" .  

Munk Duane has been featured in major press including Billboard Magazine, The Hollywood Reporter and The Boston Globe. 

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Munk Duane is a registered ASCAP writer and publisher.