This is quite an interesting radio programme on the nature of music.
You should subscribe to the weekly Radiolab podcast; it's really good.
Tuesday, 30 October 2007
Asa-Cang and Junray
Hana (m4a)
I have definitely played this to you before, but it's worth sending again just because it's one of the most amazing songs I've heard.
By chance I came across the video today:
Here's a quote from the site that had posted the video:
"It should jar, but it doesn't. Instead, a whole new way of marrying voice to sound opens up, and -- without sacrificing warmth and empathy at all -- instantly makes more trad songsmithery look like fusty hackwork."
I can't say it any better than that.
I have definitely played this to you before, but it's worth sending again just because it's one of the most amazing songs I've heard.
By chance I came across the video today:
Here's a quote from the site that had posted the video:
"It should jar, but it doesn't. Instead, a whole new way of marrying voice to sound opens up, and -- without sacrificing warmth and empathy at all -- instantly makes more trad songsmithery look like fusty hackwork."
I can't say it any better than that.
Monday, 29 October 2007
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