One of the most interesting tools for music-making provided by the internet are collaborations with people around the world. The internet is changing the way people make and discover music together, and I can’t wait to see how music-making continues to evolve in the years to come.
Upon my return to New York City, iTunes informed me I’d listened to the album 17 times. That’s in addition to the band’s latest release, Malina, which came out while I was still at I-Park; another 25 plays. Over 42 hours of listening to two albums during five weeks on the road.
So much for omnivorous listening. More like obsessive listening.
Institute for Research in Music and Community 