How Son Lux Crafted a Maximalist Soundtrack for ’Everything Everywhere All At One’
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.
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