Music is an art that doesn’t exist. You can’t “see”, “touch”, “taste”, or “hear” music. When you listen to music, you are actually listening to disturbed air.

Musicians create music by disturbing air molecules. That disturbance travels to our ear. Our ear drums feel the vibrations and translate that into sound. Our brains assemble those sounds. The listener decides if that assembled sound is pleasing or not.

Musicians are disruptors; their art is one of disturbance and vibration. Truly, we are all musicians.

If we want to create work that matters, we must disrupt and disturb the status quo. We put ourselves in a position of saying “this might not work.” We say, “hey, I made this for you because I hope it helps.”

Don’t be afraid to disturb the air.