A future year of music
Quick! Think back to where you were 10 years ago. It was 2002.
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Quick! Think back to where you were 10 years ago. It was 2002.
No matter where in the world we find ourselves, people are looking further and beyond what they know in the hope of something more, something greater.
Being cynical is not a bad thing necessarily… but that’s not the focus here. I would like to talk about a city and how it evolves into something greater.
I wrote some new songs today. Not that I haven’t been writing, but today was different. And I have my kids to thank.
The reason they bury politicians 26 feet under is because deep down they’re nice guys.
I have, on occasion, pondered his advisory role, both in my own life and that of the RCB.
There’s plenty of beard going on here. Jon Calder didn’t need the beard. The beard needed Jon Calder.
It’s always comforting to me when I meet someone besides Jesus who has a clue about this life, and besides… no one re-enacts a funny story like a bruin ou.
The Future Music Forum director gives his insights on the music industry and how he sees things shaping up.
Some reflections and highlights of keynote addresses and panel discussions from the second annual Future Music Forum, held from 22-23 September 2011 in Barcelona.