Polymath
The argument the publication has been making since the launch issue: that working two creative surfaces at once strengthens both, and that the evidence is now on the records.
2 pieces filed · RSS
The Imogen Heap Equation — Where Music Tech Becomes Music
Two decades into her career, Imogen Heap is the cleanest single example of the founder-artist model. The Mi.Mu gloves, the Endel collaboration, and *Sparks* are the same project asked from three different angles.
By Vera Sokolov
Polymath Energy: How Multi-Discipline Work Strengthens Both Sides
The conventional wisdom is that doing more than one thing weakens both. The current crop of working artists who are also working founders is making the opposite case, and the evidence is on the records.
By Linus Embry
All pieces
2 The Imogen Heap Equation — Where Music Tech Becomes Music
Two decades into her career, Imogen Heap is the cleanest single example of the founder-artist model. The Mi.Mu gloves, the Endel collaboration, and *Sparks* are the same project asked from three different angles.
By Vera Sokolov
Polymath Energy: How Multi-Discipline Work Strengthens Both Sides
The conventional wisdom is that doing more than one thing weakens both. The current crop of working artists who are also working founders is making the opposite case, and the evidence is on the records.
By Linus Embry
- Vera Sokolov
Music Critic
- Linus Embry
Culture Essayist