Tag: Randi Liberman

As Pride Month 2026 comes to a spectacular close, trailblazing filmmaker Quentin Lee has officially dropped the highly anticipated soundtrack for his upcoming feature, The Way You Dance. The album boasts a vibrant, genre-bending lineup featuring original music by Lee, composer Lora Chow, and an eclectic ensemble of global musical artists. Distributed by 604 Records—Canada’s powerhouse independent label—the soundtrack is out now worldwide as of June 26, 2026.

Canadian indie heavyweight 604 Records is making noise with a new signing—unveiling the debut single “Can’t Stop My Dreams” from filmmaker-turned-recording artist Quentin Lee, who records under the unmistakable moniker Gay Hollywood Dad. Released in collaboration with Margin Films Ltd., the track marks the first artist signing tied to the soundtrack of Lee’s upcoming feature film The Way You Dance, signaling a bold cross-platform move that blurs the line between indie film and music.

I first met Randi Liberman when she was subbing for dancer Hero Thomas’ class at Los Angeles’ Millennium Dance Complex. I enjoyed her choreography so much that—because I couldn’t make her regular class—I’ve decided to take private lessons from her. Originally from Montréal and now working as a dancer, choreographer and teacher in Los Angeles, Randi currently dances for pop artist Ava Max, teaches hip hop dance at Millennium Dance Complex and choreographs for various rising music artists. I took the opportunity to interview her about her rising career.