265: Breaking Free from Musical Genres - The Emotional Core of Music Creation

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Episode show notes:

In this episode, we explore the complexities of music genres, personal taste, and the influence of cultural experiences on our artistic identities. 

We discuss the use of AI as a creative tool, share insights from the Superbooth event, and reflect on the emotional core of music creation. 

The conversation emphasizes breaking free from genre limitations and embracing a broader perspective on music-making. 

So, in this episode, we get into the complexities of artistic identity, the emotional core of music, and the challenges of navigating genre boundaries. We discuss the importance of self-discovery in music, the role of tools and techniques in the creative process, and the value of collaboration. 

It's about the need for artists to explore their unique sound and vision while remaining open to new influences and experiences.

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