Alone Together x Trust in the waves ❤️

Twitter is the place to come for serious knowledge. It’s the thinkers app

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Get Rick Rubin in seems to be a fav right now

Deep nostalgia

I played real life, it’s called Alone Together You can lean back and listen, lean in and connect .. all through designed space using music and memory as a connective tissue soundoffractures.substack.co…

MAJOR LINK @eli1ah x @being_on_line piped.video/m_Ut2cdiGWc

You wish you had an archive like @BlackDave archive.blackdave.xyz

Vibe

What is the point in paying for any platform right now? I wanted to use mentimeter for a lecture, it’s got limits of how many entries, so I got an llm to make what I needed in 2 mins.

What makes you stop and check what the song called playing from your Spotify? Is the next step save, add to playlist, look at the artist name, follow on socials? I think suspect some of my top super listeners don’t even know my artist name, maybe not even the song name

I don’t know if it really matters, but to me these moments feel like they matter. Proof of existence, to be seen, archive, cultural diffusion… maybe feeding the data set!

I’ve asked so many people over the last few months to share their favourite music moments and memories, and by far the vast majority are physical and irl. I think this speaks to how people form bonds with music they see as meaningful, at least the ones outside of a specific song our album that speaks to them as a piece of music… BUT I’m finding that people find these harder and harder to recall, they feel put on the spot, they know it’s there.. it’s just harder to grasp the name and the artist. It’s much easier to pull a physical memory out than one of sonic connection alone… it’s why I’m thinking more about physical space and how we design that to intentionally form bonds and more meaningful moments away from our screens. Come join the Alone Together irl on 8th Oct, in London or join the online community via the links in bio x

The House of Photography space is so perfect to run a mini version of the event, the Alone sessions that we run use visuals that are made from listeners memories that are all photos that were submitted as part of SCENES and made into custom artworks.. they work as prompts where without you expecting it one will just suddenly connect with you and take you back somewhere you didn’t expect. It’s really interesting the way it takes: physical life → digital photo → projections → onto physical space → then triggers new memories back in the room for people on the night. 8th October with FUJIFILM lates at House of Photography with @fujifilmuk We are going to have deep listing and live performances (Alone), conversation prompts using music as a way to close the space between us (Together), and we will be creating some live artefacts using instax cameras and printers to make a memory wall of our favourite music memories. Drinks, chat and nice vibes to escape the doomscroll Alone Together is a space for meaning making and moments that feel authentic, we use music and memories as a way to connect with each other, to reflect and connect with our selves. Tickets in bio for the IRL, and we have started an online community a at from the algo for anyone these themes connect with. Come say hi and be a part of the experiment ❤️

Feels like independant artists need to get their hacking and coding game up

Filmed last year this little mini doc and interview was made when I was approached by some students from the film courses at University or Wesminster. I am always up for helping any young people make real things to put out in the world, so when they asked if there was something I needed doing I came up with an idea that I could actually use. A big thanks to the creative team behind this and the friends and listeners who contributed voice notes.. one of which because the sample that got the EP started. It’s funny how just doing and making can lead to new ideas, and saying yes to this and going out on socials to ask fans to contribute messages was what kickstarted the music for the Alone Together EP. So yea, close the app and make the ting. CREDITS: Directed by Grace Griemsman, Written by Alessandra Posenato Produced by Hannah Hall, Edited by Telma Filipa and Grace Griemsman. Featuring voice notes from Anna Dip, Minev, Calvin Williams

I don’t have time for computer games, I’m saving them for retirement to reunite with my mates via the chips in our brains

Imagine your career being that you release every song you make. There’s deep to learn from this for all of us, at the very least as a question to think on

I still believe you need to be a student of the game to be a master of the game.

Music makers making participatory art