A hand sliding a clear vinyl record from its sleeve

Sound & Still

Album visuals combining music, mood, and motion.

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Lifestyle & Editorial

Overview

A collaboration between image and sound—this series was created for an independent musician releasing her debut album.

The concept was rooted in contrast: motion and stillness, noise and quiet, clarity and blur. We explored how music feels before it’s heard—what emotion looks like when it’s held inside.

Shot in a dim studio with minimal gear, we leaned into experimental frames: long exposures, intentional motion blur, soft focus. We let imperfection guide the mood. Between takes, we played tracks from the album—letting the sound shape posture, pace, and presence.

Sound & Still is not a traditional promo shoot. It’s a visual echo of an artist’s internal world—fragile, free, and quietly powerful.

Shot on digital with manual lenses. Edited with muted tones, soft grain, and slow contrast for a cinematic, analog-inspired feel.

Project Gallery

  • A record player with a pale blue label vinyl, seen from above
  • A blue vinyl record spinning on a turntable
  • A tonearm resting on a vinyl record
  • A hand holding a CD case over a wooden floor
  • Crates of records and CDs in a music shop