Seeker Evolving Album diatribe

This is my first official evolving album. I've been doing this for years in a way but now I have decided that my way is ok. I always see room for improvement. And for the first time in the history of recorded music, artists can recreate the act of live music digitally. Music that breathes and changes because it is a file and it can be replaced. It's not a physical record.

So feel free to download. But also, visit in a year and check if anything has changed. Maybe it will all be the same, maybe they'll be remastered, maybe entirely rearranged. This has set at ease the need for deadlines, for perfection, for the good grade.

Fuck good grades. Kindly. Fuck perfection. Fuck that perfect take. Fuck measuring self against self. How about starting where we are, loving where we are, and moving forward with good intent.

This is what I've needed to do. Because the longer I hold out for perfect, the longer I remain unsatisfied with anything less than that. So in all that time working toward perfection - which I do not mind happening eventually - I still want to share the things I like as they are and IF there comes a time when I can actually complete it, then fabulous. And if not, I still brewed up something and if it does something for me, maybe it can do something for someone else.

Here's to the age of the Cyberpunk. And casually, quaintly, gently... not giving a solitary fuck.

There are events in history when the latent energy of the zeitgeist gravitates toward a fulcrum idea. And all it takes, often, is a decision of which fulcrum to choose. The idea I want to share at every opportunity, the idea I want to galvanize around, is the movement lately where people of all backgrounds and identities decide to no longer care about stifling themselves for other people's comfort. We say, in order for me to have space, someone needs to make space. So I don't care. Here I am, occupying space.

I love the space. We can do something beautiful when we have the space.

Lots of love.
Aleya

“If you can't fly then run, if you can't run then walk, if you can't walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.”

― Martin Luther King Jr.