Unlocking Creativity in Music Production
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Tetsuya Hori Interview: Sound as a Living Space
Tetsuya Hori creates contemporary, post-classical, electronic, and ambient music where instruments, voices, objects, movement, and silence become part of one living space — and his two latest albums, Voltaic Landscape: New Horizons and Winterreise Echoes, open two distinct worlds of memory, distance, texture, and imagination. The Interview Introduction Q: For people discovering you for the…
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Roy Recklies Interview: Preserving Emotion in Mastering
Roy Recklies is a mastering engineer whose work sits at the final, often most sensitive, stage of music production — where emotion, loudness, translation, and trust come together to shape the finished sound of a song. The Interview Introduction Q: For people who don’t know your work yet: how would you describe what you do…
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Ohm-G Interview: Sound Paintings and the Power of Silence
Ohm-G creates immersive ambient music that slows the listener’s sense of time — and his latest album, Sound Paintings, is a deeply atmospheric snapshot of where his inward, piano-led creative world is right now. The Interview Introduction Q: For those who don’t know you yet, how would you describe yourself as an artist — and…
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How to Find Your Signature Sound as a Music Producer
Introduction Every producer wants a recognizable sound. But the search for a signature sound can easily become a trap. You listen to your favorite artists, admire their identity, and wonder how they became so unmistakable. Their chords, textures, rhythms, mix decisions, use of silence, or emotional tone seem to belong only to them. Then you…
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Polished Chrome Interview: Nostalgia and Music for Headphones
Polished Chrome creates emotionally driven electronic music that turns nostalgia, rhythm, and inner tension into immersive listening experiences – and his latest album, Music for Headphones, is a focused snapshot of where his creative world is right now. The Interview Introduction Q: For those who don’t know you yet: how would you describe yourself as…
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Mattiaca Interview: Felt Piano Between Ambient and Neoclassical
Mattiaca creates spacious ambient and neoclassical music that invites listeners into states of stillness, memory, and quiet wonder — and Vela Nebulae is a refined snapshot of where Matthias Sauer’s poetic, felt-piano-led world is right now. The Interview Introduction Q: For people discovering Mattiaca for the first time: how would you describe this project in…
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MALIWA Interview: Guitar-Driven Lo-Fi and Creative Consistency
MALIWA crafts chilled, jazz-infused lo-fi that feels like a small daily reset—warm chords, soft groove, and a guitar-minded sense of touch that turns simple moments into atmosphere. The Interview Introduction Q: For those who don’t know you yet: how would you describe yourself as an artist in a few sentences—and what does the name MALIWA…
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Oine Interview: Sonic Storytelling and Sculpting Sound
Oine shapes poetic electronic worlds where analog synths, field textures, and emotional precision meet—and Gen Human is his most focused statement yet: compact, intense, and deeply human at the core. Introduction Q: For those who don’t know you yet: how would you describe yourself as an artist today—and what role do sonic storytelling and emotion…
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What 10 Artist Interviews Taught Me About Creativity
When I started building the interview section of From Silence to Sound, I wanted it to be more than a collection of artist profiles. I wanted it to become a place where creative patterns reveal themselves. Every artist arrives with a different background, a different set of tools, and a different musical language. Some work…
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Glint Interview: Hope and the Power of Simplicity
Glint is the atmospheric electronic project of Martin Stehl, blending ambient air, chillout pulse, and cinematic detail into warm, emotionally direct sound. With roots in decades of production across pop, house, and electronic music, he now focuses on music that turns landscape, memory, and motion into immersive listening experiences. Introduction Q: For those who don’t…
