Artists Need the Freedom to Follow Their Own Path
I enjoyed hearing the clarity Rosie Kay brings to the questions raised in her conversation with Tanya de Grunwald on This Isn’t Working. The episode, […]
I enjoyed hearing the clarity Rosie Kay brings to the questions raised in her conversation with Tanya de Grunwald on This Isn’t Working. The episode, […]
A train window holds two worlds for a moment. Outside, trees and railway lines pass in an uneven rhythm. Inside, the glass catches a reflection: […]
There’s a moment when a familiar song stops sounding familiar. A chorus that once passed as entertainment acquires an uncomfortable edge. The rhythm still moves […]
A leaf catches against a bicycle wheel. Afternoon sunlight reaches between buildings, illuminating a wall that will soon be in shadow. Somewhere beyond the street, […]
There is an afternoon in autumn when the light seems to belong to two seasons at once. The sun still carries something of summer, warming […]
A journey can begin long before we have decided where we are going. There is a particular pleasure in stepping out into a city without a […]
There are times when the world seems to have settled into a familiar pattern. The same journeys, the same conversations, the same expectations. We follow […]
The change arrives in small intervals. Rain settles on a railing. A leaf rests against the edge of a step. Between passing trains, the sound […]
Autumn often announces itself through a change in the light. A familiar street looks different on the way home. Shadows settle earlier beneath the trees. […]
Music rarely travels in a straight line. Ideas move between people, places and generations. A rhythm developed in one studio appears years later in another form. This edition of the Distraction Therapy Podcast Mixtape follows some of those transmissions through Japanese music.
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