Anyway, I love the visual language used to describe your aural adventure, and your obvious passion for words. Poetry and innovation.

For a blog post, I’m about to describe music I like in this way, and I wonder if you agree: a good song often feels, on first listen, like something I’d been waiting to hear without realizing I was.

I see a lot of similarity in the watered down mass appeal of new music and the watered down mass appeal of new films. I wonder if corporatizing artists must, by the nature of the process, create a series of progressively blander products trying to trade on the most popular pieces from the last crop of breakout hits. A sort of Franksteins Monster of twists and tricks that become grossly uninteresting the longer, and more formulaic it becomes.