Why Thinking and Doing Less Makes you a Better Musician
Music is expression. Once you apply theory to it, you begin to abstract it. Thinking, setting expectations and even talking about music can get in the way of pure expression.
Music is expression. Once you apply theory to it, you begin to abstract it. Thinking, setting expectations and even talking about music can get in the way of pure expression.
There’s so much that goes into making a band work: posting, videography, album artwork, booking spaces. It’s grueling work to do it all on your own. Does it have to be that way?
As a community entering the music industry, we have two advantages: 1) We actively share the story of how our music is created cooperatively and 2) Our touring model
A community where everyone feels ownership is more powerful than a business where a few order everyone else around.
Playing at a house show can be intimidating. No one knows how it’s going to go. But when you do the thing, you may learn something about yourself and grow in the process.
Now that we’re becoming a collectivist organization and moving away from capitalist structures, some of the most outspoken anti-capitalists are having hesitations.
Community-based music incubator where D.C. musicians write, record and perform original music.
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