How Son Lux Crafted a Maximalist Soundtrack for 'Everything Everywhere All At Once'
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
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Son Lux talks to Rolling Stone about what it was like working with the Daniels to create an elaborate 49-track-deep film score for "Everything Everywhere All At Once." They discuss collaborating with OutKast's Andre 3000, David Byrne, Mitksi, Moses Sumney and Randy Newman on several of the tracks and how they found a balance between creating a soundtrack that's both gritty and beautiful.
This OST is absolutely FIRE I was completely amazed by it. Awe-inspiring
I didn't even KNOW Son Lux had created the score for this beautiful film until 2 days after I saw it, and when I found out, I broke down in happy tears. I'm so happy they got this opportunity to contribute so fully to this masterpiece!!
Loved Son Lux for almost over a decade, since We Are Rising. Awesome to find them in such an amazing film.
Hans could never pull my soul like son lux did. That sneaky nod to weapons at the end. Chef's kiss.
What a beautiful soundtrack. So emotive. I've been listening on repeat.
In another multiverse these guys win the Oscar for original score :)
I did not expect Son Lux to all look like the same guy.
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When every big budget gets Hans Zimmer, they chose unknowns and they did a great job too.
Not unknown to me! But I get your point.
Son Lux are not "unknowns"
Definitely not unknowns. Maybe to normies. But they’ve been an amazing band for a decade
Son lux are well known to fans of quality experimental pop and it will have to be recognized that Hans Zimmer is an impostor who is just good at respecting the codes of writing and without any particular talent (and even if it is not his assistants who do all the work)... no melody, obvious harmony, absent rhythmic originality...
It was a (Relatively) small budget film
I had never heard of Son Lux, but their soundtrack contributes so much to the film. It evokes emotional responses perfectly. Great job! I love this film.
When I was watching this movie the music felt so familiar. I’m so happy to find out all of the music was made from son lux. I’ve been a fan for so long.
The movie is AMAZING, and the score compliments it so well.
Love it!
Such an interesting discussion about an amazing soundtrack, for a quite wonderful & bonkers film!! Charlie does a great job - a really smart interviewer :)
i'm not an audiophile BUT i think you guys made the movie amazing! it was like the blood that wnet through the whole body of the movie. thank you for your gift!
The talents are off the everywhere everything levels
What a lovely diverse little group they got there the soundtrack was fantastic.
Incredibly proud of you, Ryan!
Let's get a physical soundtrack release!!
23:06 really sounds like a musical nod to the Matrix
Me entere de esta pelicula gracias a que sigo a Son Lux, estuve esperando para verla desde hace un año, debo decir que me encanto tanto la pelicula como el soundtrack, valio la pena la espera
Looking fwd to hearing the score
My greetings from Indonesia
Does anyone know the title of the chinese opera song, the one in the beginning of the "Opera fight" track?
Apparently it's called 《好久没到这方来》 and it's a Sichuan folk song (this seems like a good version: ua-cam.com/video/Xi1eJ0JpNo0/v-deo.html)
@@connorboyle1574 Thank you so much!!! ❤😃
Why does the interview cut off like that?
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what are those glasses
What is a woman? Please don't pretend to be a feminist ally if you can't answer
I was mind blown after looking up Son Lux's soundtrack filmography after seeing this movie.....because they really didn't have one!! What?? No. Fkn. Way. Turns out Ryan Lott personally had decent experience but still.....holy shit. The best film score I've heard in a looooong time. I thought they were guaranteed an Oscar for it but that was my only pick that didn't win!!