Bill's Music for TV/ Film/ Web/ Radio.

Bill's song, "I Believe In The Lord" appears on Lee Daniels' "Star" TV Show on Fox.

A sampling of the companies and projects that Bill Jolly has written music for.

(Scroll down to hear Bill's music samples.) 
(The Free Library of Philadelphia lists Bill Jolly as the official composer of the City of Philadelphia's Theme Song.)

Bill Scores Child Abuse Ad.

Film:

Bill has worked on (2) films with Oscar Nominated Film Director Lee Daniels. Above is the recording session in NYC for "The Butler" with vocalist Denetria Champ. To the right is the premiere of "The Paperboy" at the New York Film Festival.

"The Paperboy."

Hear Bill's original song, "Loving Him Is Dangerous" in the trailer for Lee Daniel's "The Paperboy" starring Nicole Kidman, Zac Efron, Matthew McConaughey, John Cusack and Macy Gray.
Additional "outtake" Paperboy music scored by Bill. (explicit language.)

"The Butler."

Amsale's Fashions. Bill's Music.

Music for the Web.

Bill wrote the music track for this Verge Nation website.
The Butler. OK, so here's the story: Lee Daniels asked singer Denetria Champ and I to come to NYC to record (2) separate pieces of music for "The Butler." We had a blast and the tracks sounded great! I signed my contract, received the check and was really excited to have the music included in this amazing film. I attended the Phila. premiere of the film and was thrilled when I heard the music come across the screen and out of the speakers. However, (2) weeks later both songs were gone from the final released version. Hey, it's the business and stuff happens. :) So, technically, my music is NOT in the film, "The Butler" but I can say that I collaborated with Lee on the film, so I'm gonna claim that. :) Lee is a great director, a great friend and we'll be working together on some new projects soon. So, stay tuned.... :)

TV, Documentary and Independent Films.

Classical Dancer/ Un-classical Track.

Bill Jolly was given this video and asked to create a score that was completely different from the classical dancer's moves, but still in harmony with it. In essence, Bill give the dancer a totally different perspective with his new arrangement.

Music for Radio