In this episode of Do That Music Thing, host Christopher Foust is joined by Olo Von Borg, an electronic music artist and producer, for a deep dive into the past, present, and future of electronic sound. Together, they discuss the transition from analog to digital production, how technology has reshaped the creative process, and the unique techniques Olo uses to craft dynamic electronic music.

The conversation explores the artistry behind electronic music—balancing technical precision with creative experimentation—and how today’s digital tools allow artists more freedom than ever while still drawing influence from the warmth of analog roots. Olo also shares insights on workflow, sound design, and the evolving culture of electronic music in a digital-first world.

Whether you’re an electronic producer, a fan of the genre, or a musician curious about expanding into digital production, this episode offers practical knowledge and creative inspiration straight from an artist pushing the boundaries of sound.

About the Host:
Christopher Foust is a multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, songwriter, and producer, and the founder of 1840 Music Group. On Do That Music Thing, he brings musicians, industry leaders, and creatives together to share real-world strategies and insights for building a sustainable music career.