Done with Meta’s algorithms and the content grind. I won’t sacrifice my mental health to the noise. Instead, I’ll focus on direct connections, quality, art, and sustainable community building—on my own decentralized platforms.

Today will be the first public episode of my new podcast about music industry. Very excited about it.

What is sweeping through techno today is a disease that is causing lasting and severe damage to the genre. There is no better way to describe it.

What do you think about alternative community building? Would you follow an artist you like to decentralized platforms? For example, subscribing to their newsletter, joining their Discord channel, and staying connected with them that way?

I can’t and I won’t conform to algorithms and their trekds—they drain me. I’ll focus on quality art and sustainable communities. From now on, I’ll be on my own platforms, where authenticity matters. Newsletter, Discord, own website. Am I shooting myself in the foot?

AI will likely take over music production within 5 years, and most listeners won’t care about the artists. Building strong audience connections will be crucial for musicians—maybe the only way. This could bring them back to their essence: creating and embracing the underground spirit.

It’s always been strange to make the first post on a completely new platform, even though I consider myself a person of words. So instead, I’ll ask: are there any producers of alternative electronic music and artists creating in an underground spirit here?