Laurel Halo composed the score for Midnight Zone, a film created as part of an installation by Julian Charrière. The film is a lighthouse lens’ voyage deep into the Pacific Ocean, revealing all manners of underwater life, from the fascinating to the frightening. Even without the visuals, the score perfectly encapsulates the feeling of drifting deeper and deeper into the darkest recesses of the ocean, a sensation filled with both wonder and fear. The 11-minute opener “Sunlight Zone” is absolutely mesmerizing, with distant, almost thundering bass shuddering beneath waves of slowly shifting strings. As the lens gets farther away from the surface, the music gets heavier and cloudier, until it manages to clear out a bit by the end. The other pieces generally illustrate similar…

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