Treble interview series: Ólafur Arnalds

We visited our good friend Ólafur Arnalds in his studio in Reykjavík, Iceland. There we had a nice talk about the importance of sound and acoustics and the effects it can have on us.
Ólafur Arnalds is a BAFTA winning and Grammy nominated Icelandic composer and producer, known for pushing the boundaries of music with his unique blend of organic and electronic soundscapes.
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[@westheartmusic]

I could listen to this guy all day long - such an amazing guy and love hearing his slant on things 🙏🏻

[@matthewhaggard9734]

His studio is amazing

[@dude4173]

I’m also sensitive to sound. I can’t stand walking by a road, or even riding a bike near a road where cars are flying by at 40mph+.
A lot of times when I’m driving, I don’t have any music on. I just listen to the road. despite loving music and playing several instruments for 30 years, I sometimes want to be quiet.
Interesting to know there are others out there who feel the same.

[@AngelinainHolland]

You are just amazing Olafur!

[@tonysproule6687]

Guy is light years ahead of anybody, he is so important to music's eco system?

[@BraddersMusic]

Hi Ólafur : I have also sought silence from man made objects and found it so difficult to find in nature. I traveled to the Olympic Mountains in Washington State US close to the Pacific and Puget Sound and that was about the closest I have ever come to silence. So had to find and sustain for any consistent light of time.

[@tonysproule3408]

The further he distances himself from society the more beautiful music he creates

[@Marckmx]

México can hear your