Creativity
AI and the Future of Music: A Conversation with Drew Thurlow
AI and the Future of Music: Innovation, Creativity, and Consistency with Drew Thurlow “I have a friend who’s a library film composer and produces podcasts, and I was talking to him, I was giving him the kind of same thesis I talked about today. And he’s like, ‘yeah, I get it. But like, I’m […]
From Walkman to AI: A Conversation with Drew Thurlow
From Walkman to AI: How Technology is Transforming Music – A Conversation with Drew Thurlow “And we got a new Beatles song. I can’t believe we’re talking about the Beatles…. But John Lennon recorded a really corrupted vocal before he tragically died, and it was just kind of there because of some stem separation tech […]
The Universal Language of Music: A Conversation with Stephen Ridley – Part 2
The Universal Language of Music: A Conversation with Stephen Ridley – Part 2 “And then his youngest daughter, who’s six years old, comes up, and she’s into gymnastics and she’s kind of cartwheeling around the room while everyone else is playing. And then, ‘All right, she’s going to play you a song.’ And she comes […]
The Power of Music: A Conversation with Stephen Ridley – Part 1
The Power of Music: A Conversation with Stephen Ridley – Part 1 “Chick invited me to go to this jazz club in Soho called Ronnie Scott’s in London. And it was, like, two o’clock in the morning – I was like, ‘I don’t think it’s gonna be open.’ I did not know who I was […]
The Power of Healing Through Music: A Conversation with Jonathan Taylor – Part 2
The Power of Healing Through Music: A Conversation with Jonathan Taylor – Part 2 “The piano is the same way. The piano has a hammer that goes like that on the string. The harpsichord has a pintrip that is plucked, all right? What do you do on the guitar? You actually pluck the string or […]
The Musical Journey of Guitarist Jonathan Taylor: A Conversation with Jonathan Taylor – Part 1
The Musical Journey of Guitarist Jonathan Taylor: A Conversation with Jonathan – Taylor Part 1 “And so the concert comes, and, about the ending piece of the concert. I didn’t know who I was. All that vanity and ego, ‘I’m a classical musician,’ all of that stuff, those labels go right out the window. […]