Aggro Dr1ft is one of Harmony Korine’s most ambitious poems yet, inspired by video game fugue states and rap music videos. Shot with thermal cameras and dotted with A.I.-assisted special effects (and dialogue that feels similarly computer generated), Aggro Dr1ft takes Korine’s fascination with the viscerality of Florida’s underbelly to delirious new depths; araabmuzik’s score, out today, is key in tying the entire project together, its glossy synths and ravey flourishes bolstering the film’s often-desiccated emotional core. He could have made another Electronic Dream — it’s the album that led to Korine approaching him, after all. Instead, AraabMuzik chooses to match Aggro Dr1ft’s curious confrontation. Earlier this week AraabMuzik gave us his thoughts about writing the Aggro Dr1ft score, his inspirations, and his determination to create his first composition on his own. Read the full feature at the link in bio, or head to TheFADER.com. #AggroDr1ft #HarmonyKorine #AraabMuzik