Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi

Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi are an American producer and an Italian composer who made one album together in 2011 called 'Rome.' The record was built around the idea of creating a cinematic soundtrack, drawing from film noir and Italian westerns. They mentioned Ennio Morricone and Bernard Herrmann as influences.

Their song 'Black' features Norah Jones on vocals and became the most talked-about track from that project. It's a slow, orchestral piece with lyrics about loss. Another song from the album, 'Two Against One,' has a similar moody, filmic quality.

The 'Rome' album got some attention for its concept and execution, though it wasn't a mainstream hit. They haven't released another full collaboration since then. The project stands as a specific, one-off experiment in making instrumental music that feels like a movie score.