MUSIC x
Maarten, Bas Grasmayer, Brodie Conley, Rufy Ghazi, Gareth Deakin, Isobel AndersonRegular insights about the future of music, media & tech. Team: Maarten Walraven and various other authors
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✘ FOBO, bots, and the art of staying sane inside the music machine
I hear many people around me talk about how AI makes them more productive, how they can code/build things they couldn’t before, or how it takes away the menial tasks thus making them more effective. This fits the tech narrative that AI libe...
✘ Who Controls the Future of Music?
Last week, , the co-founder of Secretly Group and CEO of Secretly Distribution, published a piece in Music Business Worldwide arguing that the independent music sector needs to strategically engage with AI, rather than simply avoid it. Dari...
✘ The spaces between, or why music needs fourth spaces
The first place is home, the second place is work, and the third place is neither of those. Sociologists Ray Oldenburg and Karen Christensen coined the term ‘third place’ to discuss the role of every place where people gather that isn’t hom...
✘ The circuit is open - music, time, and the non-homogenous now
A messy metaphor for the current moment in music and tech is that the toothpaste is out of the tube. All this technology now exists, whether that’s GenAI, algorithmic composition, or immersive audio. Many of the old frameworks, built for a ...
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Music = life
Founder: Calm & Fluffy newsletter. Formerly at COLORS, IDAGIO, and founded the MUSIC x newsletter.
music person 〰️ love to learn / forever student ✌\ud83c\udffb 〰️ board: @debaser__ @newfeelingcoop 〰️ connect: https://www.brodieconley.com / [email protected]
Music, Tech, Startup
Isobel Anderson is a musician, sound artist & Founder of Girls Twiddling Knobs, a global platform/podcast supporting women & GNC artists in music tech. With 30M+ streams across 4 albums, she also holds a PhD in Sonic Arts.
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