Roberto Carlos Lange's guest appearances

Roberto Carlos Lange

Radio One 91FM Dunedin

On Creativity: A SCADcast with Paula Wallace

Josh Dominikovich

Lala Rolls

Mads Harrop

Josh Meikle

Max Currie

Oana Jones

Keira Wallace

Kāhu Rōpū

Francesca Dykes

Violet Hirst

Nur Syairah binti Mohd Nizam

Logan Stadnyk

Molly Rowlandson

Charlotte Forrester

George w./ George Elliott

OwlTail

Jamie Green

Roberto Carlos Lange (on Helado Negro - 'La Naranja' single release) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Roberto Carlos Lange (on Helado Negro - 'La Naranja' single release) Interview - Jamie Green - Radio One 91FM

How To Spread A Smile…SCAD alumnus Roberto Carlos Lange takes artistic experimentation and exploration to new heights through his music, films, installations, and visual art. Under his musical moniker, Helado Negro, Lange has become a Latinx icon, advocate, and role model. His bold expression and spirited positivity are undeniable features of his much-loved work. As a proud member of the SCAD Class of 2003, Lange continues mentoring current students and instills a work ethic that can accomplish anything. His work featured on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series. He was named a United States Fellow in Music and received a grant from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts. For today’s interview, Lange zoomed Paula Wallace from his current studio at Ballroom Marfa in West Texas. Before a virtual audience, the two examined Lange’s road to success, compositional techniques, and collaborative nature. Lange also fields questions from current SCAD students in a Q&amp;A moderated by sound design sophomore, Angel Chiclana.

How To Spread A Smile…<br>SCAD alumnus Roberto Carlos Lange takes artistic experimentation and exploration to new heights through his music, films, installations, and visual art. Under his musical moniker, Helado Negro, Lange has become a Latinx icon, advocate, and role model. His bold expression and spirited positivity are undeniable features of his much-loved work. As a proud member of the SCAD Class of 2003, Lange continues mentoring current students and instills a work ethic that can accomplish anything. His work featured on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series. He was named a United States Fellow in Music and received a grant from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts. For today’s interview, Lange zoomed Paula Wallace from his current studio at Ballroom Marfa in West Texas. Before a virtual audience, the two examined Lange’s road to success, compositional techniques, and collaborative nature. Lange also fields questions from current SCAD students in a Q&amp;A moderated by sound design sophomore, Angel Chiclana.

Roberto Carlos Lange, aka. Helado Negro