"So it was all of those things speed up and made over excited because that's how I was feeling." Stump goes on to explain that he plays the vast majority of the instruments on the show, reflecting "it was really neat to get to learn trombone and french horn.Īnother exciting element in developing the characters on the series was giving each of the heroes as well as the villains a different sound. "There's a certain frenetic energy to Spidey and the web-slinging that I just wanted to put into it," continues Stump.
"The theme song for Spidey and his Amazing Friends, you couldn't pull me away from the studio after I recorded it because I just wanted to add more stuff I was so excited." "Composing and writing all the music for the series has been incredible because I'm such a big Spidey fan," shares Stump in the featurette below. In addition to creating the theme song, Stump composed and performed " The Transformation Song" above! We previously covered the involvement of GRAMMY® Award-nominated musician Patrick Stump, lead singer of the multi-platinum selling rock band Fall Out Boy, on the series. The name itself is based off of the Spider-Tracer from the comic books, which was a little device that Spidey could use to stick on things and track them." Learn more about Trace-e below! Any additional powers that Peter has are from his inventions."Ĭalling out Peter's inventions, Moreno states, "Trace-e is Peter's part-pet, part-helper. Speaking to the three lead heroes' powers, Mozilo describes, "Peter and Miles and Gwen all have the classic Spider-power that Spider-Man has. Mozilo adds, "We talked to people, particularly super fans of Marvel, that this is the show they were waiting for when they were little kids."
Lori Mozilo, vice president, original programming, at Disney Junior reveals that the supporting characters Peter Parker, Miles Morales, and Gwen Stacy team up with are "of paramount importance" for the universe the series is building, "The team calls upon additional Marvel heroes: Ms. Supervising producer Chris Moreno shares the approach to the series, "We're taking these characters and we're introducing them to a younger audience who's meeting them for the first time," as well as acknowledges the comic book inspiration for the series' visual elements, noting the "panels" and "old printing dot patterns." Spidey couldn't succeed without his friends." As songwriter/composer Patrick Stump points out, "It's Spidey but it's also his amazing friends.
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