The Brazilian DJ and producer talks about her relationship with cinema and the soundtracks that have shaped her sonic imagination.
The Sicilian composer revisited the sonic imagery of Tomasi di Lampedusa’s novel, drawing inspiration from the landscape and musical traditions of the island of the Leopards, unafraid to engage with the work of Nino Rota. We interviewed him to explore his musical vision in greater depth.
The Italian-born London-based producer, songwriter and DJ opens up on her love for Italian forbidden cinema and how it shaped her life and artistry.
Red Light Disco curator Eli Roth speaks to Edwige Fenech, the face of 1970s and 1980s Italian softcore and giallo cinema, on the hunt for lost soundtracks.
In his collaboration with South Korean director Bong Joon-ho, Jung Jae-il has become the composer who best captures the critical issues of our contemporary society. Following his soundtracks for Okja, Parasite, and Squid Game, his work on Mickey 17, starring Robert Pattinson and now in cinema, further cements this status.
We interviewed the composer behind The Brutalist soundtrack, whose artistic courage and radical vision is rooted in an East London cafè, and football too.
