Music library..

For the past who knows how long, I've always picked up on new stuff that wasn't so new. Since I tend to explore music and the artists that are responsible for it much deeper than most, I always find myself both learning more about artists and listening to their older stuff. One month, you'll see me listening to an album that came out in '07 and it feels new to me. The next month, you'll see me listening to an album that literally just came out and I'll still carry the same feelings.

First of all, let's start by trying to listen to stuff we like rather than what's "popular" now. Whether it be a new album or an album that came out in the 90's. Or maybe even begin at a certain point, whether it be a "popular" point or a random other point, and dig deeper.

There's so much I want to do with my music, and one of the things I've discovered most recently with my approach to listening to other artists' work is that I want to have that same effect on others. This is why I don't really care if I release a project and it doesn't reach as many people as one would expect, or that I don't have as many outlets as a big chunk of the people out there have. I'm creating an archive for myself and I'm enjoying the ride! If someone tells me they love "Project The Project" in about a year or two, I'll be happy! Doesn't matter when you listen, all that matters is that you do and I appreciate every ear that has taken the time to listen!

I'm very excited about my upcoming project, "Savages", because I know it's going to be one of those things that can make sense 10 years from now, 20 years from now, or even in the past time if that was possible. I try to stay away from explaining it too much until I have firm grasp of material to actually display, but that for sure I can say. This is my approach and I hope people in the future don't look the other way when seeing it because it's a project that came out 5 years ago.

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