How TikTok Changed the Way Music Travels? Is TikTok About To Dominate?
Exploring TikTok’s influence on music discovery, distribution, and the reshaping of global listening habits.
Why I Love Video Blogs
Exploring how video blogs offer a richer, more human way of sharing ideas and creative reflections beyond text alone.
Francis: A Look Back In Time At My Very First Film Score
Lessons learned from scoring my first film — balancing vulnerability, deadlines, and the realities of sharing early creative work.
War & Garbage Into Music: Transducing Negativity With The Post War Orchestra
It was during the interval of a Ligeti Qaurtet concert in Brighton earlier this year where I was amazed to watch a short introductory trailer for a movement known as the "Post War Orchestra" screening in the venue...
A Virtual Choir of 2000 Voices?
I may be posing this a little late as it went out on TED Talks over a year ago, but I really think it is something worth sharing. The Internet is such a powerful tool and can be used in a really creative way as composer Eric Whitacre shows in this video. It proves that music really is a global language!
TED Explains: “In a moving and madly viral video last year, composer Eric Whitacre led a virtual choir of singers from around the world. He talks through the creative challenges of making music powered by YouTube, and unveils the first 2 minutes of his new work, “Sleep,” with a video choir of 2,052.
The full piece premieres April 7 (yes, on YouTube!).” Watch the video here!