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Bata Motel - Crass

“my birth, my sex, my history they grew with me my closest friend”

Celebrating #InternationalWomensDay, we delve into the ever- dazzling audio-visual film by Swedish-Gambian artist Seinabo Sey (@seinabosey) for her song "Breathe" on her trip to Gambia. Direction (@sheila_johansson) Photography (@martathisner) Make up (@makeupbynaboughal) (@naboughal) #SeinaboSey #manjujournal #Sweden #Gambia #iwd2019 #newmusic #musicjournal #magazine https://www.instagram.com/p/BuwNuYqFStF/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=akgdz10tdazt

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The Sound Between Cities: How Moving Shapes My Music

Every city I’ve lived in has left a frequency inside me.

Not just in memories—but in sound.

Toronto hums in minor chords. Los Angeles breathes in warm synths. Mumbai pulses like a tabla line beneath traffic and time. When I sit down to produce or compose, these cities don’t compete—they collaborate.

Music, for me, is geography in motion. Each move, each new skyline, rewires how I listen.

Toronto: The Quiet Between Snow and Streetlights

Toronto taught me restraint. The city moves slowly in winter, and so did I. I remember layering soft ambient textures over deep kicks, trying to match the rhythm of falling snow. That period gave birth to what I now call Cinematic Calm—music that carries emotion without shouting it.

Los Angeles: The Golden Noise

Then came Los Angeles, where silence is rare but sunlight is constant. Here, I learned to let my sounds breathe differently. The ocean reverb, the freeway rhythm, the echo of desert air—it all became part of my sonic language.

Every collaboration here feels cinematic because the city itself feels like a score waiting to happen.

Between Moves: The Transition Tracks

There’s always that in-between—when your old playlists don’t fit the new skyline yet. That’s when I write my most experimental pieces. Because that’s when I’m not fully anywhere. The basslines feel restless, the melodies unsure. But those are the sounds that later become my anchor.

What I’ve Learned So Far

You don’t just hear a city—you carry it. And when you move, you remix yourself.

Every place adds a new frequency, and maybe that’s the secret to keeping music alive—never letting it stay still too long.

Closing Thought

If home is a song, maybe I’ve never stopped writing mine.

Originally published at https://musicianpeeshchopra.blogspot.com on November 6, 2025.

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4 morant - Doja Cat

“i cry from my eyes to my feet”

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Hey guys, I'm back again. I haven't quit making music at all. In fact, I'm still recording new songs. I'm at 21 albums/projects at this point. I also have a folder of songs that I want to finish that I think have a good vibe to them that people will really like. I feel like it's time. The serpent era has finally come....