#on music

[thestargazerlily]

A PULSE. A BEAT. A SONG. LISTEN TO THE UNIVERSE SING.

@sketiana / @ getsoundrx on insta / What Holds Our Universe Together?, Lehigh University / Red Desert (1964) dir. Michelangelo Antonioni / This Bus Stop Was a Coral Reef, Once by Megan Arkenberg / Voyager Golden Record / @argumate / Music of the Heavens Turns Out to Sound a Lot Like a B Flat by The New York Times

[metamorphesque]

Caleb Landry Jones | article on THE FACE

[destructivisms]

“kaleidoscope,” chappell roan / eurydice, sara ruhl / “too soon” from three houses, dave malloy

[pr0selyte]

this song is so fucking weird compositionally like. it can be best described as a G# melodic minor (natural F and G for a brighter upper 6 and 7 intervals) but like. like. it all centers on its 2nd interval, the A#. what a fucking weird song but it's such a bop

[llovelymoonn]

@argumate \\ juhan liiv music (tr. h.l. hix & jüri talvet)

kofi

[mariana-oconnor]

So sad right now. A ttrpg song video got recommended to me on YouTube. Good song concept, kind of fun. But I was like "that art seems weird." And "their release schedule for music is twice a week?"

Yeah, AI. The responses indicated that the lyrics were written by a person and that person edited the music created by the AI. But it just makes me so sad. Used to be people who wanted to make things like this would seek out similar people with complementary skills and form bands and communities and play at ren fairs and get small but dedicated online followings from around the world. I sound so old, but it's about community. It's about creating connections. It's about creating with other people. Now it's one person in a room with a computer.

I'm just so sad about this.

[othellho]

Donald Miller, Blue Like Jazz: Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality