As an artist & producer, I have worked with Transparent (U.K.), Rimeout (JP), Kitsune (Fr), Cantora, Neon Gold, and Sony Music.

The Dunning-Kruger Effect

economy picking

Explore the Collection

surf 700+ records on my shelf

On the fence about including album art in this database. Perhaps in the future we'll spotlight albums and include a three.js mesh to display the album's hi res cover/jacket images. As for the unreliability of the key signature data, I am in search of a third party solution - there are undoubtedly a handful of APIs to push the dataset through to clean it up.

Cream

Fresh Cream

1967

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musings, notes, interviews, photos, & more

As we ramp up A.I. usage in our daily lives (tastefully, I hope...), I find myself drawn to handwriting. There just isn't as much trust in digital fonts. Notable blogs and journalism outlets are already cranking out A.I.-generated text content. That may be connecting people to information efficiently, but I do think in the long term we will have difficulty, as a monoculture, determining what we have lost in the process. Don't be surprised if I turn this whole app into a handwritten pdf.

Law Notes

Divina Melodia LLC

Creative Solutions based in New York City

Maintaining a modest freelance workload, I have enjoyed a diverse collection of clients - creative, commercial, industrial. Through teaching gigs I try to make time for, I meet a lot of bootcamp graduates and new coders who find themselves flailing in the rapidly changing job market. I am in no position to give unsolicited advice, and a sizable amount of my opportunities certainly came from networking over time, however, It is usually useful to mention that I found my way out of novice/intermediate coding (tutorial hell, dev communities lovingly call it) by identifying immediate needs in my life, and building for them. This can extend to volunteer/donation projects for the people/entities in one's life. We live in a novel time of global interconnectedness, but let me emphasize the scope of "one's life" is physical proximity - a tangible community. Building out a simple SPA for a friend, a relative, a classmate, a student, a colleague, a barista, a friend at the dog park - these undertakings capture the essence of what attracted me to programming and development in the first place.