Reading a book...

Not some moment you could see too often, me to read a book.

This one gotten as a goodbye gift when leaving previous job. Not that I'm much known with my likes, what could go handy with me, but it appears as transparent enough that I'm somehow attached to music, so title was 'How Music Works' by David Byrne.

Ummmm... also not that I read too much... it is close to ten years since I got this one. Yeah, I've read few books in beetwen, I also remember I tried with this once earlier but something was off then, it just had to wait.

I've seen Tiny Desk Concert on YouTube featuring David Byrne. Not only him, I counted up to thirteen performers there at peak, there, at space of single office cubicle... yet, there were not looking as squeezing but free and filled with joy, some really good energy was felt there. I resisted to query 'the most of performers at Tiny Desk' as hard that that was the goal having all them there, but did not resist to repeat video many times, yes, something worth to see.

Dirty YouTube... just few weeks later (to reveal a secret, I'm not too frequent there, like once a week or more seldom) new video from Byrne appeared as suggested to me. I've seen that it is just fresh (related to Coachella, as I remember) and I just dove into it. That may be the same group of people seen at Tiny Desk, now at large but empty scene... Now, you also have to have good imagination to assume I am just here and now good enough to describe that it is good to see and hear - use that ability and feel free to visit these video to confirm that they are just good as I imaginary described them.

That was the final trigger... I started to think about that book I have... resulted that I had to grab it from shelves and just read. It appears that it is not hard to read as I remember from previous attempt (what was that, wrong star constelation or any else, I fear to dig), plus it covers many aspects on life with music, in which I have some more interest than ever, since I'm recently involved as music creator at Suno. Yes, it is nothing more than hobby, but also have to explore could it be more than that... this book is a great educational step in that way.

That AI... helped that I can act as musician, but also with ongoing trends many questions are like will code developers survive day after tomorrow? I'm just exporing options, good while they're fun like this.