Zazie Kanwar-Torge

Zazie Productions
Composer, Musician, Music Supervisor, Sound Designer, Songwriter, Music Editor, Concept Artist, Producer, Researcher, Comedian, Graphic Designer, Sound Editor and Creative Executive

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April 2025

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About Zazie

Zazie Kanwar-Torge, professionally known as Zazie Productions, is an autistic polymath and lifelong creative prodigy. Since the age of 9, he has been self-producing hyper-complex and visionary works across music, sound design, and multimedia, building a reputation for off-kilter cult classics.
Meanwhile, @WellMeaningNeurotypicals, his viral neurodivergent-oriented satire persona, is known for a subversive humorous mental health commentary via memes. (28k followers, 8M views)
He’s known to embrace the razor's edge between high art and post-ironic high jinks.

MEDIA FEATURES
• Black Mountain College Podcast – Interview
• Album of The Year – Feature
• 100Subtexts Literary Magazine – Publication
• Who is the Dreamer? – A Tribute to David Lynch – Compilation Feature
• Featured in Ranger Magazine, Superpresent Magazine, Life in Limbo Magazine, Maude Literary Journal for Bipolar Creatives, Bladecatcher Recordings, Thirteenth Quarterly Report of Argali Records, HARSH NOISE CORPUS Vol.4, Ghost Nun Records
• Received critical praise from David Finkelstein (Film Threat, Film International) • Voidstar Productions’ Solidarity [complete] – ACLU Benefit Compilation
• Black Noise Magazine (2025) – Upcoming Interview & Artist Feature
• Featured alongside KMFDM, Ecce Shnak, and Beauty in Chaos
• Radio: 103.3 Asheville FM, Glacier FM, Indie AM, Five Steps From The Fringe (Podcast) • Print: HEAVY Magazine, Radioclick Digital, Pop Phantasma, Breaking Hits
• Exhibition: Ripples Gallery, New Media Art Space

Musical Discography
Albums/Singles
• Sellotape (2020)
• Constrained Capacity (2022)
• To Halt Space Adrift (2023)
• Vermiform (2023)
• A Long Way To Nowhere (2023)
• Greetings From Tinsel Time (2023)
• Stutter to Stammer (Super Deluxe Edition) (2024)
• Greetings From Tinsel Time (Super Deluxe Edition) (2024) EPs and Singles
• Stutter to Stammer (2020)
• Interference Archive 01010101 (2022)
• Well Meaning Neurotypicals (2022)
• Anything Can Happen On an Electric Day (2022)
• The Triangular Savant (2022)
• Distant Bells for Surgical Minds (2023)
• Miraculously Unhurt (2023)
• Spectral Ode to Synesthesia (2025)

Unique traits: •Deeply imaginative, introspective, and eccentric. •Chaotic neutral •Not a money hungry businessman

Gender:
Male

Hair:
Short

Hair color:
Black

Eyes:
Brown

Ethnicity:
Mixed

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Phantom Requiem
Film (short) by Zazie Productions (Horror and Short) Animator, Composer, Director, Producer, Sound Designer, Visual Effects Artists "Phantom Requiem" unfolds in the desolate expanse of an abandoned factory, where shadows and silence are the only remnants of a once-thrumming industrial heartbeat. In this spectral setting, a coterie of puppets emerges—ethereal figures, each step and gesture echoing the dissonant unraveling of a viewer ensnared in a psychotic fugue. Rendered in austere black-and-white, this stop-motion film marries the macabre grace of desolation with the intimate terror of mental dissolution, crafting a visual poem that is both stark and sublime.
Beyond The Silken Threads
Film by Zazie Productions Composer, Director, Producer, Sound Designer, Editor, Cinematographer, Visual Effects Artist Insects dominate the screen—macro shots of ants locked in ritual, winged predators twitching on leaf-litter, larvae spasming in shallow focus. These aren’t metaphors. They’re events, textures, signs. And they repeat, distort, overlay, blur. A bridge hangs in the air like a hallucinated ruin. A figure walks, dissolves, returns. Everything is too sharp or too soft. Colors lean toward hyperreal: bruise-violet, overripe orange, chlorophyll green. The sky stutters. The editing is feverish but never frantic—images bleed into one another, like memory misfiring under emotional duress. The soundtrack hums with low drones, reverberant clatter, what might be the inside of a throat or the slow scan of a dying cassette. The film is unafraid of silence, of waiting. At its core is the disquiet of derealization—where the world feels proximate but unreachable, rendered in unsettling detail. Each frame pulses with a sense of being both too late and too early, like déjà vu built from nature documentaries, dream fragments, and corrupted home videos. This isn’t dream logic—it’s the logic of something just waking up, not quite sure it wants to.
Deaf Orphans of Streamcast
by Zazie Productions (Comedy) Composer, Director, Producer, Sound Designer, Editor, Cinematographer, Visual Effects Artist