David Lynch, renowned for his groundbreaking work in film, also made a significant impact in the realm of music. From the haunting "In Heaven" in his debut film Eraserhead to the iconic soundtracks of Blue Velvet and Twin Peaks, Lynch collaborated with composer Angelo Badalamenti and singer Julee Cruise to create a distinctive blend of dreamlike melodies and eerie atmospheres. Lynch's musical journey continued with diverse projects like the blues-infused Blue Bob and the electronic pop of his solo albums Crazy Clown Time and The Big Dream. His later works, including collaborations with Flying Lotus and Donovan, showcased his innovative approach to music production.

Lynch's musical legacy extended into the 2010s with projects like Twin Peaks: The Return, featuring ambient soundscapes and performances by Julee Cruise. Collaborating with Badalamenti on Thought Gang and contributing to Flying Lotus's Flamagra album, Lynch continued to push boundaries in music. His final project, the album Cellophane Memories with Chrystabell, displayed his experimental editing techniques and unique production style. Lynch's innovative contributions to both film and music left an indelible mark on the artistic world, solidifying his status as a visionary creator.