What if I was Sade and time stretched to half speed? I could live in that question. For a while all I could write were these sort of suspended, zero gravity incantations. I still listen to the recordings, which isn’t something I often do. I am very interested in slow motion because it is different than regular motion. Usually, I am not very present. I spend most of the day trying to soothe anxiety and failing. I just run around from thing to thing in my head, searching for a comfort that never comes. It is a really obnoxious drama. Listening to music has always been a kind of womb world for me, something closer to a breath before I start running again. Making music, when its going well, let’s me stay there longer. Slow motion adds even more time to time.
this is beautiful... I also find that when I let myself explore on my piano I get to a place of calm that is hard to access anywhere else. I never record anything though, I think bringing something as temporary as sound into existence brings me as close to the present as I can get. your music also brings me to this place like no other which I am very grateful for <3
I see that no one is writing here, so I just want to let you know this is lovely. The more strange and ethereal, the more I like it.
this is beautiful... I also find that when I let myself explore on my piano I get to a place of calm that is hard to access anywhere else. I never record anything though, I think bringing something as temporary as sound into existence brings me as close to the present as I can get. your music also brings me to this place like no other which I am very grateful for <3
this is so fucking beautiful
i am in this warm place and i am really grateful you are too 🖤
this is so beautiful...
This is so lovely. I am not very present either. But making things to express that, or is to try to push it away? Its very soothing