Bio

Matthew Puckett is an award-winning songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist . He is known  for the theme song ‘Everything I Want‘ and score for the critically acclaimed ABC series ‘Boston Med’.  Matthew also composed the theme and score for the edgy Starz series ‘Gravity’, the Showtime series ‘I Can’t Believe I’m Still Single‘ and the Peabody Award winning ABC series ‘Hopkins‘.

Matthew has written songs and scores for numerous films and series including ‘After Fall, Winter‘, ‘We’re Out of the Business‘, ‘She Wants Me‘ starring Josh Gad, Charlie Sheen, the new comedy webseries from Sony Entertainment, ‘Held Up‘, starring The Sklar Brothers, the score and end title song for ‘some boys don’t leave‘ (Winner Tribeca Film Fest 2010) starring Jesse Eisenberg and the upcoming feature ‘Light Years’ starring Chris Lowell, Jessica Szohr and Rose McIver.

Additional film and television composing credits include:  ‘Particles of Truth’ (75 Films, Sundance Channel), ‘Hooking Up’ (ABC), ‘Lisa Williams Show’ (Lifetime),  ‘Colin Fitz Lives’ (IFC / Official Selection Sundance), ‘Never Again’ (Focus Features), ‘Starved’ (FX), ‘Make It or Break It’ (ABC Family) and ‘Crazy Sexy Cancer’ (TLC).

For Production and Songwriting credits please visit the SCORE page…

“Puckett proffers a quiet melancholic beauty. His voice reflects a downward gaze, but the melodies imply upturned optimism.”
- Performing Songwriter

 “Matthew Puckett emerges as a formidable lyricist with raw insights and great compassion…watch him work his magic.”
–Alex Green, SOMA Magazine

 ”A hunky, rough-hewn singer-songwriter”
– Time Out NY

 “Pop-rock with a charismatic vocal performance from singer/songwriter/guitarist Matthew Puckett. Fine melodies, insightful lyrics and genuine warmth wins.” **** (Four Stars).
– The Music Paper

 “Charismatic vocal performances and a solid rocking rhythm section…Puckett blends pure pop sensibilities with urban rhythmic grooves.”
- Circus Magazine

 “Matthew Puckett has the knack for crafting larger- than- life, extremely radio friendly hooks”
-Jeremy Schneyer, Splendid E-Zine

 “… (on) an EP which showcases leader Matthew Puckett’s acoustic work…  ‘Sad Little Car’ and ‘Come Here Honey’ are from an indie film, ‘Particles of Truth’ and are affecting tunes whose bittersweet hooks and wistful lead vocals make for a compelling listen. These are songs whose strengths sneak up on you. Agile indie labels should call.”
-Music Connection Magazine