Taken from "The City Rings". Out on @nmbrs February 7th 2020

http://nmb.rs/perko-cityrings

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"Sometimes" I get bored with all the "searching and finding" tracks game. (not really often tbh)

So, I came up with another "game plan"...for a rainy type of day...

Scroll really really (really) fast through my likes or someone else's and and see which one I land on. Never know what I'll land on...That is my next listen sometimes. 😉

It's kind of similar to playing dice...better yet WHEEL OF FORTUNE. I am making a wheel of fortune game..."Spin to Win"!

I'll lyk when I finalize my game. 😎

But honestly, when I have time...I do enjoy giving constructive critiques. Not just about the sound, but the titles and covers. Art direction is one of my fortes. Take it or leave it.

Serial track spinner based in Baltimore, MD

1/3 of @therapysounds1

Bookings - djandybig@gmai.com

Florina Speth, born 1983 in the mountains near Salzburg, started playing the cello and piano at the age of 6 and began studying music at the “University Mozarteum Salzburg” when she was just 11. She won several prices playing solo and string quartett ensembles, was part of orchestras like Bayerisches Landesjugend Orchester and Salzburger Junge Philarmonie all over Europe. Always keenly interested in contemporary music, she was part of performing ensembles in lots of world premieres.

In her PhD she investigated the role of sound in robotic rehabilitation. She has been working as Postdoctoral researcher on Music, Machines and the Human hand. She has been working as a futurist, writing books on the 22nd century and future of health. These days she holds a professorship in Digital Health in which she tackles the humane tech-potentials for the silver society.

She loves bridging experimental arts with science to get inspiring output. In current live performances she works with cello and synths.

contact: florina.spethATgmail.com

world bookings: bookings@fergusjones.com
americas: s@icartists.net
asia: masa@icartists.net
everything else: hello@fergusjones.com

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Fergus Jones