NEW RELEASE
Tamar-kali Brown on Creative Growth and Owning Her Process
FEATURE
NEWS
Son Lux to score Marvel’s THUNDERBOLTS*
INTERVIEW
5 Questions with Macro/micro
SOUNDTRACK SELECT
‘Companion’, Hrishikesh Hirway
INTERVIEW
How Ian Bonhôte & Peter Ettedgui Collaborate with Composers
COMPOSER RELEASE
Emile Mosseri
Emilie Mosseri is back with his second solo record, Tryin’ to Be Born, set for release on February 28. He’s already released four singles that offer a glimpse into the album’s raw, live energy.
Produced by Bobby Krlic (The Haxan Cloak), the record came together fast, written in a month, then tracked live to tape at Altamira Sound in just five days. With a team featuring Meg Duffy (Hand Habits), Dougie Stu, and Kosta Galanopolous, Mosseri kept things loose, teaching the band each song fresh in the studio and capturing takes in the moment. “Felt like a little family,” he says. “We hit a frequency that was special.”
“I would teach the band the tunes each morning in the studio and we’d try to catch good takes like fresh fish.”
“Creatively, I don’t have all my eggs in one basket.”
5 Questions with Jeremy Warmsley
Zara Hudson-Kozdój
INTRODUCING
“My process is unconventional: I think about a person or experience that left a mark on me and hear a sound world surrounding it.”
Zara Hudson-Kozdój is a composer who lives in the space between orchestras and underground clubs. Her work feels like a dive into the unknown. Bold, emotional and endlessly surprising. After time with Max Richter during her residency at his studio, Zara is now continuing her path toward live performance and releasing new music.
OUR MONTHLY SHOWCASE OF EMERGING COMPOSERS