Richard Melville Hall, better known as Moby, is a musician, songwriter, singer, producer, and animal rights activist. His music has been featured in over 200 movies and shows, like The Saint, The Beach, and The Bourne Identity.
In his latest project, Moby Doc, the musician teamed up with former music video editor Rob Gordon Bralver to create a “surrealist biographical documentary” about Moby’s life being an animal rights activist and a trailblazing electronic musician.
In this interview, Moby talks about his friendship with David Lynch, his view on surrealism, how he thinks about open vulnerabilities as an artist, positive and negative mentors in life, creativity in philanthropy, and how he approaches creative collaborations.
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