Tag Archives: Inspiration

All/General, Musings

Don’t Let A.I Stop You

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Avery: With the recent advent of A.I technology that can generate art with the press of a button, we are living in a strange time where artistic value is being threatened by artificial intelligence, and I have come to notice that many young aspiring artists on social media are becoming demotivated by this technological revolution.
“What’s the point, when A.I can do it better than me?” This, is a dangerous mindset, not just for artists, but people in general.

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All/General, Artist Interviews

Voices & Visions: Shelley Harland

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Shelley Harland is a singer, songwriter, and producer based in Sydney Australia. She works in multiple music genres, but is perhaps best know for her electronic and trip-hop styled sound. She has released five albums and multiple singles, with much of her music licensed for film and Television. She has collaborated and toured with many talented artists in the music world such as Delerium, Junkie XL, Sleep Thief, and many more. Shelley also offers her expertise and guidance to aspiring artists through Soundbetter.com, aiding them in realizing their creative vision.

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Voices & Visions: Paul Howard

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Paul Howard is a Los Angeles based film-maker, writer and activist. He is the director of the online documentary series “Ann Asks” and its complimentary feature-length film “A Pebble in the Pond.” Paul endeavors to create content that is inspiring, positive, and empowering. His free to watch Youtube series “Ann Asks” starring Ann Benson is a show that believes in people and the good we can do when we take action. His latest film “A Pebble in the Pond” is a documentary about an organization called the Assistance League and the good work they do helping children in need. The film wants you to be inspired to ask: How can I Create Ripples too?

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