Randy Lynch

Randy Lynch and Allen Lynch have composed and produced diverse musical projects. Allen and brother, Randy, have worked with Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, & Tony Award winners and gold & platinum selling recording artists with their company III Worlds Entertainment & Music Group (3WM). 3WM's musical projects include film soundtracks and underscores, tour and venue sponsorships, and extensive live performances. 3WM's music is featured in major motion pictures, indie films, TV shows, and commercials. Allen and Randy have worked in music and sound departments as film composers, music supervisors, sound designers, and soundtrack producers. Allen and Randy's compositions and works have been featured in major motion picture franchise soundtracks ("2 Fast 2 Furious", "xXx: State of the Union") and indie film scores ("Disarm", "Rain Without Thunder", "Rottentail"). III Worlds' songs have appeared in several hit North American TV shows including "The Simpsons", "The Apprentice", "The Contender", and "The Jersey Shore". 3WM has composed music for TV pilots ("Platform"), gaming (EA Games "Need For Speed: Most Wanted"), and commercials (NBA Conference Finals). Randy and Allen are the music composers for the acclaimed TUBI TV series "Tale of Tails ". III Worlds Music has worked with Eminem, Kanye West, Lupe Fiasco, George Clinton (Parliament-Funkadelic), Snoop Dogg, Dick Wagner (Alice Cooper/Air Supply), Allee Willis (Earth, Wind, & Fire/The Rembrandts), Weird Al Yankovic, Expose', Ricky Schultz (k.d. Lang/Seal), Stephen Bray (Madonna/The Color Purple), Nic Trevisick (Paramore/Hot Chelle Rae), Les Nubians, Royce Da 5' 9", Ashlyne Huff, Shawn Mayer (Nashville Star), Ava Cherry (David Bowie), Lisa Fischer (Rolling Stones), Twiztid, K'Jon, Da Heat, REDD, Lexi Jones (Death By Lipstick), Hush (Warren G/Geffen), PirahnaHead (De La Soul), Diviniti (Louie Vega), Marva King (Prince), Mo' Money Boy, T Money Green (Dr. Dre), Tech N9ne, Prozak, Martha Reeves, Quentin Harris (Justin Timberlake/Mariah Carey), Shuya Okino, Billy Davis, and more. Randy and Allen's musical training began with classical piano. At an early age, Motown session drummers tutored Allen, while jazz legend Earl Klugh taught Randy guitar. The Lynch brothers performed 200 shows annually for audiences across North America, Europe, and Asia.