Show Notes
Hania Rani discusses her latest album, the original music for the film Sentimental Value. She reflects on her collaboration with director Joachim Trier, his connection to music, and the way he uses it in his films. She considers what film has taught her about expression, its ability to incorporate many elements, and its sense of discovery. Through her music, she amplifies the characters and their complexity. Hania shares her composing process, recording in different locations at different times, from Abbey Road Studios to the house where the film was set, with each piece still connected.
Tracklist: Hania Rani - Childlike Hania Rani - The House Hania Rani - Rachel Hania Rani - Childlike Hania Rani - Nora Hania Rani - Lighter and Lighter Hania Rani - Agnes Hania Rani - Riksarkivet Hania Rani - Gustav Hania Rani - Sentimental Value
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