Take Care of the Music
Dave WallerA while back, someone gave me this phrase: "If you take care of the music, it will take care of you." I soon began making decisions with that at the front of my mind. This is my record of what's unfolding as a result.
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12: I'm dead afraid of Fred and Aida
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10. Left foot, right foot
I walked past Andre 3000 the other day. He was ambling around the site at We Out Here festival, just after lunch on the Sunday. Within a couple of hours, he’d teleported to the main stage, to improvise New Blue Sun, an ambient set on variou...
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Writer. Exploring an active participation in music in various forms, to see what happens. It's been bizarrely brilliant so far.
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