Kevin Smeltzer – "Fabricated Worlds"

from Paradigms · host Baruch Zeichner

Kevin Smeltzer has surprised himself by making this amazing record Fabricated Worlds, a collection of songs, a variety of sonic experiences inspired by Life behind the mask. What is it to be one's authentic self in this world? How do we avoid and embrace our own realness? The music is complex and pretty exciting, influenced by music from the 70's and 80's, ranging from danceable to contemplative. • Kevin Smeltzer on YouTube Music by: Kevin Smeltzer The post Kevin Smeltzer – "Fabricated Worlds" appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

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