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Interview #19: LA RUPTURA DEL PLANETA SOLOTARIO

 




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1 - What pedal or instrument you take for a mission to Mars?  

That's a really thought provoking question hahaha I think I would look for something that could simplify a bit the elements I usually use in a song. 



As I'm currently only working with plugins, I would take with me my guitar, a notebook, an audio interface, headphones and from vst's I would load some elements from soundtoys 5 and cory wong's archetype.


2 - What album you take for a neverending moon travel?

How difficult! i would like to take several hahahaha but if i have to choose only one, i would take with me goldmund's "sometimes" album ❤️

 


3 - What are your conditions, your habits or your inspiration when composing a new track?

This is a question I always have a hard time answering because it depends on many factors; my favorite place at the moment to work is my room, I have peace there and everything I need to compose. 

Inspiration always comes from many sources such as art, literature, other artists' music, video games, movies and obviously personal emotions. 

When I write a song, I try to always keep an open mind and pay attention to emotions and then look for sounds that lead me to those sensations I'm feeling at the moment and create a connection.

4 - Do you have any information to give us concerning a new album or a new track?

I can say that I'm currently working on a new album from la ruptura del planeta solitario and an album almost ready for a new project I'm preparing; and a new single coming out very soon 🤞.


5 - Which artist would you like to work with? (musician, illustrator, movie director or composer)

Good question! One musician that would be a dream to work with is Steven Wilson, the guy is a legend hahaha; also Ólafur Arnalds, Nils Frahm, Jonsi, and many other artists that I admire a lot; but I would also like to say that I'm always willing to work with artists that we can find a connection and common ground, listening, reading, studying and understanding what they do is a daily thing in my life and something I love to do, finding new things is something that excites me all the time.


6 - For which film would you have liked to make a sound track?

Can I make a top 3? hahahaha

- Outlast's games, a videogame that I find art in all its splendor; its story, the atmosphere, the music, everything. 

- Shutter island, a movie with a first class cast; the music, the atmosphere and the plot, simply phenomenal.

- The machinist, my favorite Christian Bale movie, another movie that I think is great in all its work.





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