Doing something differently always takes you somewhere new. The current restrictions to accessing our usual tools, processes or workflows mean we are forced to look at a solution from a different angle.
Surely, this can only be a good thing if the goal is to create truly original work?
It’s been a truly seismic decade in music…
Every month, our 6 Song Series introduces you to a scene or sound through six key records or figures that have come to define it.
As the decade draws to a close, we ask is music becoming less about emotional connection and more about functionality? What influence do technology and subscription services such as Spotify have with shaping our wider relationship with music? And will genres as we know them cease to exist?
We all know that today’s currency is resonance. So why are we still shouting at our audiences with music and sound? In this post, Head Composer Paul Sumpter aims to tackle the default position that audience impact is always best achieved by being big or forceful and how we can achieve it through poise and calm.
Pigeon-holing. Whether you deal with the visual arts, the word on the page, or with sound and music, it’s likely that at some point your career will have been hamstrung by its insidious fist. The ever-lingering, cursory discrimination of your skills or character that traps you in a box often entirely not of your own…
We go behind the curtain to offer thoughts on specifically how the notes are played in the moment influence the way music delivers emotion.
We’re pleased to launch our brand new 6 Song Series, where each month we attempt to introduce you to a scene, style or sound through six key records that define it. In our inaugural post, in conjunction with International Women’s Day, we outline six seminal records from cult figures that have come to personify the…
“People put too much emphasis on scenes. Just because there happens to be a town with a few really good bands in it, I mean… big deal! It’s happened all over the place. I don’t understand this community patriotism that everyone’s boasting about in Seattle. They all say ‘we finally put Seattle on the map,’…
Mastering is one of those jargon phrases that gets bandied around by musos but is often misunderstood by those outside of mixing and engineering. So we thought we’d attempt to demystify the art in straightforward lay terms, to show it’s not so complicated. But also why it’s so important. Let’s start by understanding the journey…
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