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Stereotypes. How to create your own genre? | JIMEK | TEDxWarsaw

We are driven by many stereotypes when it goes to human interactions, work, and music. This talk presents the essence of music styles, their connection with stereo(types), presented by the composer. JIMEK (Radzimir Dębski), ’87, composer, producer. JIMEK graduated Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw. He also studied orchestration and film scoring at UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles). In 2012, JIMEK gained international recognition as the winner of Beyoncé’s ‘End of Time’ remix competition, beating over 3000 international contestants. The winning track was then released on Beyonce’s ‘4: The Remix ’. In 2017 he scored ‘Art of Loving’ for which he was awarded the Polish Film Academy Award for Best Score, and ‘Panic Attack’ for which he received the Komeda Grand Prix and the Young Cinema Award for Best Score and also Transatlantyk Grand Prix Award. In 2020 he continued working on music for two Netflix productions: “Nobody Sleeps In The Woods Tonight” and “Sexify”. He creates his own unique style of compositions and uses eclective approach to different styles of music. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx