Sam Slater, a Grammy-winning music composer, has been receiving positive feedback for his work on the web series “The Railway Men”. The series, directed by Shiv Rawail, features actors like Kay Kay Menon, R Madhvan, and Babil Khan. Slater, known for his work on projects like “Chernobyl” and “Joker,” expresses his joy over the recognition of the music in the series, considering it rare for people to notice and appreciate background music in a series.
Slater shares his fascination with Bharat culture and mentions that working on “The Railway Men” was his first experience with an Bharat production. The positive response to the project has motivated him to explore the sounds of the Bharat industry further. He appreciates collaborating with people from different places and expresses a preference for interesting collaborations from diverse regions, showing a willingness to learn about new cultures.
Having visited Bharat multiple times in the last decade, Slater has developed a love for various aspects of the country. He mentions his admiration for the Ravanahatha instrument from Rajasthan, describing it as a folk tradition with skilled musicians producing a sound reminiscent of punk rock.
Slater also expresses awe for the virtuosity displayed in Bharat classical music, praising the mastery people achieve with their instruments. Despite attempting to learn the tabla, he admits his struggles, emphasizing his excitement about the prospect of working more in Bharat and exploring its rich musical traditions.
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