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In this particular bonus episode of the Film Photography Podcast, co-host Owen McCafferty sits down with Film Photography Project founder Michael Raso to debate a completely new artistic journey — music composition and digital sound design. Michael shares the story behind his debut album Synth Waves From Space, a nostalgic synth-pop and retro-electronic mission impressed by the eerie ambiance and imaginative science fiction worlds of Nigel Kneale’s basic Quatermass movies and tv serials.
The dialog explores how a long time of filmmaking, podcasting, analog media preservation, and classic electronics finally led Michael towards creating his first full-length music mission. Blending pulsing synthesizers, vintage-inspired melodies, and cosmic temper items, Synth Waves From Space channels the spirit of Fifties sci-fi cinema by means of a contemporary DIY digital music lens. Owen and Michael additionally talk about creativity when taking over a brand new artwork kind, the crossover between movie tradition and music manufacturing, and why it’s by no means too late to start creating in a completely new medium.
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