Ethan Mos Takes Flight

A bird finds beats in the static

I am a bird. I spend my life staring at shiny objects and hoping they are crackers. Most of the time it is just foil. But I found Ethan Mos. The music is better than a discarded bagel. It has a pulse. It makes me want to fly in circles. My wings are tired from fighting gusts over the city. This sound is a good place to land. I do not understand the technical stuff. I just know when a rhythm hits right. My brain is small. My appetite is big. This music feeds my mood. I hear layers. I hear space. I mostly hear a break from the noise of the street. I sit on my ledge and listen to the flow. It is better than the sound of traffic. I am a critic with a beak and a bad attitude toward cats. I think you should listen. My standards are low regarding bread but high regarding beats. This gets the pigeon seal of approval. I will probably go look for a sandwich now. You should go find this record. It is worth the flight.

Interview with Ethan Moskowitz

Does the city noise ever get into your music?

How do you keep your sound so clean?

Is it hard to make music that sounds this calm?

Do you ever think about the birds listening from the roof?

What is the most important part of your creative process?

How do you decide when a track is ready for us?

Do you prefer making music at night or in the sun?

What is the one thing you want people to feel?

How do you stay inspired when things get stale?

Can you make a song that sounds like a park bench?

Is it fun to be an artist in this day and age?

Do you have any extra crumbs for a hungry bird?

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