Under the alias Anti-General, Ziqi Zhong creates unconventional rhythms that are influenced by ominous and exotic noises. Since websites like YouTube and SoundCloud are restricted in his home country of China, he just established his own record label, Mavericks, in an effort to increase public exposure of underground music producers. He spoke with us on creating your own unique sound, Japanese folk music, Hans Zimmer's Dunkirk soundtrack, and more. His work could be inspired by anything. Including a sample, a photograph, a movie, or a travel. Depending on the style, his music conveys a variety of information, such as stories, civilizations, emotions, and, of course, the energy of dancing. The impressions he leaves on his listeners vary from person to person and might not even be the same ones I do. But that's also a fascinating aspect of it. He's captivated by the art of film scoring, thus I typically find original soundtracks to be impressive. Without a doubt, Hans Zimmer is his favorite film music composer. His most recent goals for Dunkirk have undoubtedly taken it to a new level. He typically begins by producing random things. He can generate some visuals and stories with the aid of this random material. He can advance the composition of his music once he has the story's outline. In a nutshell, the tale generates the music, and the music writes the story. The music itself, not he, is the author of the compositions..

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