A young girl named Zoey searches for her unborn twin. The Wind-Up Boy has been missing since the womb. In the landscapes of her imagination, she encounters extraordinary creatures - a man with the lobster face, and a bird whose wings are shards of glass. Produced by RADIX
— This is one of my newest projects. I am working on this film as Assistant Camera, Sound Designer, Music Producer, and Photographer.
ABOUT MAD NOISE
Fans have described their sound as everything from "Acoustic Neo-Soul Street-Funk" to "Punk-Blues", crediting their diversity and DIY aesthetic. After quickly scoring mentions in East Bay Express, the SF Chronicle, along with SF Weekly's, the Daily Californian's, and SF Bay Guardian's "BEST OF" 2011, MAD NOISE headlined at Yoshi's SF and earned two more "BEST OF THE BAY" titles from the SF Bay Guardian in 2012 and 2013. While deeply rooted in the blues, what makes MAD NOISE inimitable is their ability to draw from styles around the world, from folk and jazz to punk and pop. Their live performances are characterized by their raw energy, intricate vocal harmonies, collective improvisation, and ability to connect with their audiences. MAD NOISE began as a busking band in 2010, entertaining the streets of San Francisco. In only four years, this eclectic ensemble received numerous awards from SF Bay Area press. They’ve performed in prestigious venues and festivals along the West Coast, including Great American Music Hall, Yoshi’s Jazz Club, and the Freight and Salvage. In 2015, they were selected out of hundreds of bands to tour internationally with the American Music Abroad program.
I created over 30 minutes of all-original soundscapes for a RADIX production of Italo Calvino's whimsical Cosmicomic, "The Distance of the Moon." Back in a time when the moon orbited so close to earth, you could reach out and touch it. I hope now you can hear it...
Frumosa is my first self-produced album, which I released in 2013.
You can buy the album here on: Bandcamp