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www.mikeechlin.com
How many artists does it take to write a hit song? What is a "hit" anyway? How does one song makes its way into enough of the right ears to gain enough critical mass to make a life of its own? Here's what GPT3 has to say: |
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parkerhiggins.net
For a project I'm working on, I wanted to generate an endless looping soundtrack that felt like a sea shanty continuing indefinitely without a fixed melody. This proved to be a fun exercise for both musical and technical reasons, so I thought I'd write up some thoughts on how that came together. |
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getinherears.com
Following on from their previous single 'Haunt You Still' - a bittersweet reflection on the mark we leave on others in the extended aftermath of a breakup - Canadian duo Softcult have shared their latest track, 'Shortest Fuse'. A melodic lament to the vice-like grip of life under capitalism, the single is another haunting blend... |
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missunderstandingeducation.school.blog
Louise Lewis @MissLLewis |
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