Son Lux

Son Lux is an innovative American experimental band that has captivated audiences with its unique blend of post-rock and electronica. Founded in 2008 by Ryan Lott as a solo project, the band quickly gained recognition with the release of its debut album, “At War with Walls & Mazes,” which earned the title of “Best New Artist” from NPR. Lott’s visionary approach to music set the stage for a series of critically acclaimed albums, including “We Are Rising” and “Lanterns,” which showcased his ability to merge diverse musical influences into a cohesive sound.

In 2015, Son Lux evolved into a dynamic trio with the addition of Rafiq Bhatia and Ian Chang, marking a significant turning point in the band’s journey. Their fourth studio album, “Bones,” was released to widespread acclaim, further solidifying their reputation in the music industry. The band’s collaborative spirit continued with the release of EPs such as “Stranger Forms” and “Remedy,” which highlighted their innovative approach to music-making and their ability to engage with fans through unique projects.

Son Lux’s contributions to film music have also been noteworthy, particularly with their score for the 2022 film “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” which received an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Score. This achievement underscores their versatility and talent in composing music that resonates across different mediums.

With a discography that includes five studio albums, multiple EPs, and a rich collection of soundtracks, Son Lux continues to push the boundaries of contemporary music. Their commitment to artistic exploration and collaboration ensures that they remain at the forefront of the experimental music scene, captivating listeners with each new release.