What is the future of creativity on the Internet?

Is there a future model for creators?

Why the current Social Media Platforms are Killing Creativity

Rethinking Labels

00:00 The Future of Creativity on the Internet

02:13 Read Write Own by Chris Dixon

07:04 Rethinking Labels MetaLabel

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Do you ever feel that you can be more creative?

Do you ever feel that life just gets in the way of your creativity?

Do you ever feel stuck in a creative rut?

Well, if you are a regular listener to this podcast, I know you felt all of these things. If you are a new listener to this podcast, I know you have felt all of these things.

Creativity is hard. However, in this episode we discuss Professor David Gauntlett, brand-new book 7 keys to unlock your creative SELF to help navigate our creativity.

Here is a link to Davids incredible, new book, buy it, it’s ace!

https://davidgauntlett.com/portfolio/creativity-seven-keys-to-unlock-your-creative-self/

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On this show which is all about how creativity is impacted and affected by the system that surrounds us we hear from electronic music pioneer Jas Shaw (Simian Mobile Disco, Gold Panda). The first part of this epic four hour talk centres around the arts (v sciences), education and parenthood.

Play the system also features a section called Down the Rabbit Hole. This time I showcase and explore a brand-new modular looper designed around an ER-301, Mutable Instruments Beads, Mutable Instruments Clouds, Strymon Magneto and Instruo Arbhar all housed in an Intellijel 104hp case.

Thanks for listening. Matt x

If you would like to get in touch about the show. Please Email playinthesystem@gmail.com

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I am delighted to welcome the amazing Harry Sword onto the show. Harry wrote my favourite book of last year called Monolithic Undertow In Search of Sonic Oblivion.

The book alights a crooked path across musical, religious and subcultural frontiers. It traces the line from ancient traditions to the modern underground, navigating archaeoacoustics, ringing feedback, chest plate sub-bass, avant-garde eccentricity, sound weaponry and fervent spiritualism. From Neolithic beginnings to bawdy medieval troubadours, Sufi mystics to Indian raga masters, cone shattering dubwise bass, Hawkwind’s Ladbroke Grove to the outer reaches of Faust and Ash Ra Temple; the hash-fueled fug of The Theatre of Eternal Music to the cough syrup reverse hardcore of Melvins, seedy VHS hinterland of Electric Wizard, ritual amp worship of Earth and Sunn O))) and the many touch points in between, Monolithic Undertow explores the power of the drone – an audio carrier vessel capable of evoking womb like warmth or cavernous dread alike.

Down the Rabbit Hole

I have also introduced a new feature to the show where I go down the rabbit hole and explore a particular sonic idea. in this episode, I explore the concept of the Four Track as an Instrument. I hope you like the feature

Patreon

I have also set up a pattern for Play in the System where you can subscribe. The different tiers bring different levels of goodies from just being a fan of the show, to getting access to the sounds from Down the Rabbit hole, all the way to mentorship. If you are interested, please click the link.

https://www.patreon.com/playinthesystem

Thank you Players for your support!! and Happy New Year!

Matt Gooderson x

Links:

Monolithic Undertow the Book

https://www.whiterabbitbooks.co.uk/titles/harry-sword/monolithic-undertow/9781474615235/

Jamie Lidell's Hanging Out With Audiofiles

https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/hanging-out-with-audiophiles/id1279148418

Rob Young - Electric Eden

http://www.electriceden.net/

Robert Macfarlane - Underland

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/apr/30/underland-a-deep-journey-by-robert-macfarlane-review

Eno The Innovator & Rick Ruben

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOtrCYyf4cg

Mark Fisher - Post Capitalist Desire

https://repeaterbooks.com/product/postcapitalist-desire-the-final-lectures/

Brian Eno Lecture 1979 The Recording Studio As A Compositional Tool Lecture

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1vuhJC6A28

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Today we celebrate the release of the new Snow Palms album Land Waves out now on Village Green Recordings. Play in the System is taken over by the wonderful Paul Nataraj as we are joined by co-Snow palmer, David Sheppard in a track by track discussion into the making of the album. Naturally, we talk about many other things along the way.

Links:

Snow Palms - Land Waves

https://linktr.ee/matt_gooderson

Paul Naturaj - Cobblestones and Kichari

https://paulnataraj.bandcamp.com/

On Some Faraway Beach - By David Sheppard

https://bookshop.org/books/on-some-faraway-beach/9781409157625

Henrik Schwarz & Bugge Wesseltoft on improvisation | Loop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxicMk0Jq7E

Brian Eno - Oblique Strategies

https://www.enoshop.co.uk/product/oblique-strategies.html

The Fall - Repetition

https://bookshop.org/books/on-some-faraway-beach/9781409157625

Philip Glass - Music in 12 Parts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOeFvQ1qE9U

Steve Reich - keersmaeker ann Violin Phase dance

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-9u-yYN0BM

Terry Riley - In C (1968) FULL ALBUM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbTn79x-mrI

Suzanne Ciani On Modular Synthesis & The Buchla 200e

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pegObT0qjuM

Max Eastley

https://www.thewire.co.uk/video/max-eastley-videos

William Basinski at Henie Onstad Kunstsenter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h65nJkOeFds

Suicide Dream Baby Dream

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCRTCqgAkfg

italo calvino imaginary cities

https://dauntbooks.co.uk/shop/books/invisible-cities/

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Dr Paul Nataraj is a musician and cultural thinker. Paul's music explores loss, grief, family and love. His latest work, 'Cobblestones and Kitchari' is presented as a continuous narrative exploring places and events from Paul's life, through childhood, his Dad's illness and his unexpected death.

“Each of the works included are produced from sounds connected to my Dad, his immediate UK and extended Indian family. The individual sections are expressions of sonic memory, audio testimony and the shifts in the perceptions of those memories over time.”

Paul's Dad arrived in the UK in 1972, from Bombay, and married a woman from Preston, Lancashire, Paul's Mum. They built a life together in the mill town of Blackburn in the North of England. As well as being a portrait of his family, this work also explores transnationalism, and minority identity formation and is in many ways an ethnographic study through the prism of sound.

Links to Paul's work can be found here:

https://paulnataraj.bandcamp.com/

https://fractalmeat.bandcamp.com/album/cobblestones-kitchari

https://soundcloud.com/paul-g-nataraj

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Isobel and Matt talk about how to get going as an artist and overcome some of the physical and mental problems involved, especially in the age of coronavirus.

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