Ryan Lott, born on January 24, 1979, in Denver, Colorado, is a talented composer and musician known for his innovative and experimental style. He has gained recognition for his work as the founder of the band Son Lux and for his original compositions for various feature films, including the 2015 release of "Paper Towns."
From a young age, Ryan had a deep passion for music and the art of creating unique sounds. In 2007, he took the first step towards his musical career by forming Son Lux. The following year, in 2008, the band released their debut album "At War with Walls & Mazes," marking the beginning of a successful journey in the music industry.
One of the defining moments in Ryan's career came in 2012 when he delved into sound design for the film "Looper." In this project, he experimented with different sounds, recording everyday noises such as a slamming car door and sounds from a parking garage. He then skillfully incorporated these sounds into the film's music, showcasing his innovative approach to music production.
One of Ryan's notable achievements was his work on the film adaptation of John Green's novel "Paper Towns." His original compositions for the film captured the essence of Green's writing, earning him praise for his ability to create music that perfectly complemented the story.
In addition to his work with Son Lux and film compositions, Ryan has also ventured into remixing music for various clients. His remixes for artists such as Owen Pallett, Zach Condon, and Nico Muhly showcase his versatility and creativity as a musician.
Having moved to Los Angeles from his hometown, Ryan continues to expand his musical repertoire and explore new avenues in the industry. His dedication to creating unique sounds and pushing boundaries has solidified his status as a leading figure in the world of experimental music.