Alan Palomo, the creative force behind the chill wave group Neon Indian, has made significant strides in both music and film. His work in the 2018 film *86'd* showcases his unique ability to blend sound with visual storytelling, earning him a spot on the radar of collectors who appreciate innovative audio-visual experiences. The film's exploration of themes around youth and nostalgia has made it a sought-after title among home video enthusiasts. Additionally, Palomo has lent his talents to projects like *Song to Song* (2017) and the short film *Neon Indian: Slumlord Rising* (2015), which further highlight his versatility as both an actor and a composer. His score for *Everything Beautiful is Far Away* (2017) adds another layer to his filmography, captivating collectors who value the synergy between music and film. As his body of work continues to grow, Palomo remains a compelling figure for those passionate about collecting physical media that represents artistic innovation.