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Why Hans Zimmer should be considered the Modern Mozart

Ian Mungwadzi 02/03/2023
Why Hans Zimmer should be considered the Modern Mozart

Let me begin by saying I am definitely biased, and I have absolutely zero shame about it. 11 of my favourite films and my top 2 of all time are scored by him and I will sing his praises until my ears stop. Hans Zimmer is undeniably one of the […]