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twitter.com/staycoolradio I sat down with @Lapalux to discuss his brand new album Ruinism, the journey of his ever-growing sound and a lot more in this exclusive interview.
Timestamps:
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0:00) Neil DeGrasse Tyson’s Podcast and astronomy
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1:25) Where in the world he feels attached to
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2:22) Growing up with video games and what he’s been playing lately
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4:25) His perception of his own music and whether he perceives it as having a distinct duality to it, or do you feel those are all just aspects of a singular multifaceted sound
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6:25) What inspired him to move to a darker direction
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7:48) Depart, the performance art piece that he scored and it’s connection to Ruinism
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10:30) The challenge of scoring it
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12:17) The story behind “Movement I, II & III”
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13:46) The prospect of scoring a movie
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14:40) The concept of Ruinism and how that came together
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16:19) “Reverence”, and the relationship it has with it’s inspiration, a 1915 French painting by Dada artist Frances Picabia
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19:45) Field recordings, pictures of inspiration and their use in Ruinism
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22:01) The use of vocals more as an instrument Ruinism
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24:23) Working with vocallists for the first time on Ruinism and his input on their lyrics
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26:26) Lapalux’s favourite tracks from Ruinism
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29:53) How he met Marielle Tepper, Creative Director on Ruinism and his frequent collaborator (did the artwork for Lustmore and Cuts Vol. 1)
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31:00) Ruinism’s artwork and how it came together
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33:06) Whether there’s a relationship between Lustmore and Ruinism based on the relativity of their concepts
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34:28) The LPLX alter-ego, whether those experiments had an effect on Ruinism and his other side project
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38:40) Techno
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40:10) What music he grew up on?
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41:54) The difference in response to Lustmore and Nostalchic and whether Lapalux expects it to be different with the new album
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43:25) Whether he took Ruinism down the more orchestral route he planned for his Lustmore follow up
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44:26) Lapalux’s experience with instruments
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45:12) The album launch party planned for earlier this year and it’s delay
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46:22) What’s changed with the live show for Ruinism
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48:32) The extravagant clothing in some of his press photos
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49:46) What happened to the planned collab with Prefuse 73
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52:04) The biggest misconception that people have about him / his music
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53:20) Lapalux’s defining songs
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55:35) What artists Lapalux recommends we look out for
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59:13) Whether Lapalux feels his degree in Music Technology was essential to his career and the biggest ways it affected him
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1:05:21) Lapalux’s plans for the next 12 months, including an EP later this year
@shortty05
6 years ago
Lapalux is true genius. I really believe he is way ahead of his time. His music will be studied in classrooms in 300 years I like to think
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