falloneus

I saw a few images from the twitterbot last week that really inspired me to explore liminal spaces in a sonic context, so I made a playlist of music that conveys that feeling of being on the edge of reality. Surprise, it ended up mostly being ambient music, but I curated with the criteria of each track being sparse and having some sort of strange structure, hypnotic motif, or uniquely non-musical aspect to it. Hope it serves you well while scrolling the sub! (Sorry it's Spotify only at the moment.)

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https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4qeU1PrLSZOFwPX4JrENKB?si=c874538a5b4c4e56

I've loved buying music each Friday of the month to support smaller artists, I'm so grateful that Bandcamp has been doing this for their artists. I know that the pandemic is far from over and I am personally planning to release music on Bandcamp in the near future. I'm hoping that I can do it on a Bandcamp Friday but if this upcoming one in December is the last one, I don't know if I'll be able to, it might have to be more rushed for me which is fine. I'd also like to say I'm excited for the liveshow feature and want to try it out in the future as well.

I'm really thankful that I found the energy to push through the negative criticisms (read: kind, but uninterested) of my music that I received the other morning. That being said, I'm undecided on if it's better to have someone dismiss your work before you sleep or after you wake up. If anyone has advice on how to process negative/"improvement" criticism, or stories on how you've personally dealt with critique, I'd love to hear it.