Brian Eno’s Apprentice - by Benjamin Parry - Skillful Notes
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Or; What Fred again.. teaches us about what it means to do good science
It's likely that in the last year you have heard of the artist Fred again..1. If you haven't, you should listen to his Tiny Desk concert with NPR for melodic pop/rock, or to his Boiler Room concert for dance music. If the genre doesn’t resonate with you but you do care for stories of scale and success then you should take a look at his listeners over time. Within four years of the release of his first solo album in 2020, Fred has become one of the most listened-to musicians in the world. He sells out multiple nights at massive stadiums in every city he visits and has headlined the largest…
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