Live Instruments Are Her Counterbalance to AI | Denver
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0:00A: Yeah, I mean, I think that like, of course, if people were to like categorize my sound or like stuff that I’m into, I feel like it’d be like wonky, like space bass, I guess, you know, um, glitch, some glitch hop. Um, I don’t know, man. It’s, it’s, there’s so many genres. There’s so many genres and they continue to evolve. And, but I think that’s really cool because I think it just gives people more of a a reason to like go in on what they love and find what they love, you know what I mean? So yeah, it just like makes more space for little niches that people can connect with, which I think is really, really, really cool for sure. But yeah, I’m definitely into that like wonky trippy shit, melodic, you know, a little bit of everything, but keeping it real with like live music and stuff.
0:54B: Mm-hmm.
0:54A: Live instruments, vocals.
