Copenhagen’s Shinyhunt, interviewed by eviedall for WKNC
On making music as a couple
Frederik
“we started making music together because we make it in our home and listening to each other’s songs, we started adding stuff to each other’s songs, and then ‘Joyland Grow in Me’ became a really explorative record for us, because we didn’t know what sound we wanted to explore further, then we found it on that record. ‘Sea Salt Ice Cream’ is kind of like an an extension of what sound resonated the most between us from that record.”
Signe
“it has been another kind of language to have with each other, a way of getting to know each other and finding a deeper way of communicating with each other.”
A bee pollinating a zinnia flower. Image licensed CC0 1.0 Universal.
Summer is officially coming to a close. I can’t speak for everyone but thank goodness. As I have stated previously, Summer is by far not my favorite season. This Summer in particular wasn’t pleasant.
Nevertheless, August has come and gone. We are stepping into the colorful embrace of autumn and with that comes the monthly “DJ Dragonfly’s Favorites.”
On several occasions I have been asked what kind of music education resources and such NC State has to offer. It would make sense that if I have been asked a handful of times that there are others who are also curious.
