Breaking Into Soundscapes: Crafting Connection Through House // Tim Palm #1251

EPISODE · May 28, 2025 · 1H 13M

Breaking Into Soundscapes: Crafting Connection Through House // Tim Palm #1251

from Breaking the Biz Podcast · host Bret Lieberman

Swedish electronic artist Tim Palm joins Breaking the Biz to discuss creativity, community, and breaking into the music industry on his own terms. From custom looping tech to AI's role in music, this episode explores the space between sound and connection—and what it means to truly vibe.Known for his immersive style and genre-defying house tracks, Tim rejuvenates the fundamentals of House subculture by creating sonic experiences that bring people together—especially those who often feel left out of traditional spaces.With over 140,000 followers and 92 million views, Tim has built a global community through playful soundscapes, intimate performances, and a distinctive presence online and on stage. From Seoul to Stockholm, his work invites listeners into an evolving, joyful process where accessibility and connection are at the forefront.Hosts explore how 2024 shaped Tim's career, from his debut album to national TV and radio features. Looking ahead, we unpack what’s next in 2025—including new singles that continue to broaden his creative journey. In a space where disability empowerment meets cultural reinvention, Tim Palm reminds us: music isn’t just heard—it’s felt.Join our conversation on social media:facebook.com/breakingthebizinstagram.com/breakingthebizinstagram.com/yic_unityhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/18149713Interested in being a guest speaker? [email protected]

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