On quitting Spotify
🔵 Rejecting the race to the bottom by Darren Hemmings
Quitting Spotify and engaging with a more emotionally affecting approach to listening to music
Read on SubstackA documentary on Vangelis (composer for Chariots of Fire and Bladerunner). What a great man. I’ve found myself deeply moved and inspired by him. Free to watch on YouTube:
I referenced her influence on my writing of the song, Growing Up. Here’s one of my favorite albums of hers. (Her newest album, Néo-Romance, is also excellent.) I think you’ll immediately notice her influence on my writing.
Alt-folk, singer/songwriter album from 2015. I loved this album when it came out and have been listening to it quite a bit again recently.
The music industry right now. It’s not good.
This isn’t the first time I’ve come across someone making the connection between Protestant theology and our society’s perverted view of work. The first time was several years ago when I first read Oliver Burkeman’s book Four Thousand Weeks. I thought my experience was unique, but it seems not.
Basic synth advice I wish I had received years ago.
P.S., notice the beaut in the background 🙂
I’m not exaggerating when I say this book has transformed my eating habits and experiences.
A true novel written in 1965. The first of its kind, I believe. It’s the story of the mass murder in 1959 of the Clutter family. The film Capote was one of my favorites last year, which is why I decided to read the book.