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“It felt like fate intervened,” Lott admitted, bringing up the pandemic. It felt like there was no end in sight for a while, but when we got it done, it was very rewarding.” It took us almost two years, but we were able to score to picture in the final year.

“There were about a hundred cues and roughly two hours of music, so it’s pretty much wall-to-wall.

“The amount is quite extreme, and it’s different than most movies out there,” Chang said. When speaking with Chang and Lott (Bhatia was out sick when we chatted), they revealed just how long they were working on this film. As Evelyn hops around the multiverse, Son Lux is accompanying her journey–it never overshadows it. It never overwhelms the story or the arcs of the characters. It’s easily one of the best scores of the year.Įverything Everywhere is score from beginning to end (the soundtrack has 49 tracks). I’ve never heard a score quite like the one for Everything Everywhere, and it taps into something beautiful, primal, and silly. How does one score that kind of film? The Daniels (Kwan and Scheinert) elicited the help of the band Son Lux (comprised of members Ian Chang, Ryan Lott, and Rafiq Bhatia) for how they experiment with sound and the construction of instruments. It urges you to go into your past and try to look into your future at what could have been and what could possibly be. Check out the tracklist below.Download: Son Lux On the Vastness and Human Connection for Their Score of 'Everything Everywhere All At Once'Įverything Everywhere All At Once wants you to experience every emotion you never knew that you had inside of you. His soundtrack includes collaborations with Mitski, David Byrne, André 3000, Randy Newman, yMusic and more. Son Lux has scored the new A24 sci-fi/action film, Everything Everywhere All at Once, directed by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert.

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