Comedian and actor Eric André, best known for his boundary-smashing work on Adult Swim’s The Eric Andre Show, has released a surprising classical music album under the name BLARF. The album, Film Scores for Films That Don’t Exist, features eight pieces for orchestra, showcasing André’s serious musical background from Berklee College of Music. Collaborating with composer Prateek Rajagopal, André shared his passion for music and his creative process for making this unique album. SUMMARY: BLARF, a musician, discusses his inspiration for creating comedic instrumental music and his unique approach to performances.

BLARF talks about his influences, such as spaghetti Westerns and horror movies, in creating instrumental music that can evoke comedic effects. He also shares his experiences of destroying instruments, like a piano, to experiment with sound. Despite encountering challenges when introducing his music to people, he remains focused on expanding his concert performances and plans to release a special showcasing his orchestral music.

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