This page is a collection of the random musings of a musically inclined individual, as well as a place to discover and discuss issues relating to contemporary music and other forms of art.
Friday, September 23, 2011
Facebook Music
I have yet to read anything about the upcoming Facebook Music features. I think I'm going to wait until they activate everything and form my own opinion before I try to read someone else's take on the situation. However, there are two certainties:
1. Changes to Facebook are generally negatively received.
2. This change promises to add a new dimension to the web giant.
Will Facebook Music have any effect on regular users or advertising? Regardless of what the changes bring, I am interested to see Google's response with Google Music, which is still in beta. I plan on giving Facebook a fair shake, but I am not optimistic (especially since the latest changes have not been to my liking).
But who knows? Technology has a way of pleasantly surprising me.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
This is your Brain on Music
Here's an interesting article on music and neuroscience:
What Happens to your Brain under the Influence of Music
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Anne Laplantine
Over the past few months, Anne Laplantine's music has become some of my favorite of all-time:
Jour by anne laplantine
Impak by anne laplantine
Bein' Friends by anne laplantine
Sa maman 2 by anne laplantine
Or by anne laplantine
ARKACHON by anne laplantine
Jour by anne laplantine
Impak by anne laplantine
Bein' Friends by anne laplantine
Sa maman 2 by anne laplantine
Or by anne laplantine
ARKACHON by anne laplantine
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Finals Time
Another semester, another week of finals, another several weeks of preparation. I'll be back on the scene soon!
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Everything Popular is Wrong
A shocking realization, and a bit of comfort:
A nice article on the state of the music industry today, written by Stefan Goldmann.
Everything Popular is Wrong
A nice article on the state of the music industry today, written by Stefan Goldmann.
Everything Popular is Wrong
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