Spare Notes
Spare Notes
Podcast Description
This is a podcast that explores how musicians and writers use space to create or foster art, community, and explore the margins of the music and literary worlds.
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Explores the intersections of music and literature, community building, and the creative process with episodes like Bear Vs. Shark examining the unique soundscapes and community influences in the band’s performances, and other episodes focusing on innovative ways artists interact with their environments.
This is a podcast that explores how musicians and writers use space to create or foster art, community, and explore the margins of the music and literary worlds. Available on all major streaming services, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart, and more.
I think I fell in love with winded sometime in 2022. I used to play “Swallowing Hair” and “I know it’s Thin” on repeat during my drives from Syracuse, NY, to my job in Ithaca, NY. Mostly rolling hills and farms, and deep green walls of trees and fields, calm scenery. The songs soaked into my veins with their melancholic, grunge-infused, lonely, haunting guitars, and outbursts of crunchy, searing melodic static.
It was great to have a winding conversation with Thrin Vianale, the originator of Winded! What a great soul, awesome music creator, and community organizer! We went deep into grief, music as a healing process, and much more.
Check out their music on Bandcamp or Spotify.
In the interview, we talk about the benefit/competition they’re in. To learn more, check out this Global Citizen website HERE.
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