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For the last four years, Miami-based composer and producer Darko Richards has been creating his own particular brand of cinematic electronic rock. Now, with his latest album, "The Wicked", available everywhere, Darko sits down with me to talk about his creative process, his many side projects, and what it's like to build a community around you as an independent musician.
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