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You're Nobody's Producer

The glow of the old school CRT monitor cast an almost sacred light on our faces, and later the Philips TV, the screen for a digital aurora in the box-room. I remember the specific thrum of the PlayStation, the click of its disc drive, and the rhythmic, almost hypnotic sequence of button presses as I meticulously layered beats and melodies. This was for his GCSE music project, a task he’d presented with a shrug and an almost imperceptible plea for help. He didn't do or say much; he rarely did. He just sat there, knees pulled up to his chest on the floor, watching me, a silent, still observer as I sculpted a rudimentary track from the limited palette of an early 2000s music creation game. His presence was like a barely perceptible hum in the room, a quiet witness to the genesis of something out of nothing. I remember thinking, in that precise moment, that he was involved. Not creatively, not actively, but his quiet watchfulness, his unblinking gaze, felt like a silent endorsement, ...
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To Draw Upon a Variety of Experiences

As you may have noticed, I frequently share a diverse array of anecdotes and stories on my website, drawing upon a variety of experiences and reflections that I believe my audience will find engaging and insightful. However, upon reflection, I also realise that I haven't been utilising my blog space to its full potential in the same way many people use their Facebook status updates. Those quick, casual thoughts and musings that might not warrant a full-fledged story can be just as valuable in connecting with my readers.

It's about time I made a conscious effort to increase the frequency with which I share what's on my mind. By doing so, I can create a more dynamic and interactive space for my audience, inviting them into my thoughts and day-to-day experiences. Whether it's a light-hearted comment on a recent event, a personal reflection on a thought-provoking topic, or an observation about everyday life, I want to cultivate a blog that feels as immediate and relatable as a social media feed. In the coming weeks, I am committed to making my blog a lively and engaging platform that offers a window into my thoughts and experiences, allowing me to connect with my readers on a more personal level.




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