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.
Spare Notes is about talking to artists in the music and literary industries about their creations, inspirations, evolutions, and communities.
This is a segment called Three Questions, where I ask an artist only 3 in-depth questions. One question is specifically aimed at their current project, and the other two are about ideas connected to their artistry overall. In this episode, I interviewed Aure, spelled A U R E She’s a Paris-based singer, former architect, and multilingual singer. Her first EP, “A Few Notes,” was released in 2023 on Mayway Records, and she’ll release her first album in 2026. Out recently is her single “The Sailors’ Tales,” and we jump into the deep end talking about the topics of language, uncertainty, imagination, and her new song.
Aure: https://www.instagram.com/aure.afewnotes/
Mayway Records: https://maywayrecords.com/
Episode Track Listing: Snippets: 1 & 2. “The Sailors’ Tales”
“The Sailors’ Tales’ Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m09IPcg13qA
Original Photo by Chloé Bruhat:https://www.instagram.com/chloebruhat/?hl=en
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