@@kofmusix as someone who also makes "silly music that no one listens to" I don't think I have any enlightening advice, but I started enjoying making music more when I got comfortable making for an audience of like 3 (and for myself) :)
Stream the full album IWROTEYOUALETTER now!!! 💖 Bandcamp: ohyouaresick.bandcamp.com/album/iwroteyoualetter Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/19TnkgDzrjZACvevayU4pc?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaYcRuCM32Ogdq9eajpnmbPRqm6UAX-apJzBqJcNmRloAlKYWcAI__vAYGY_aem_4zxDFH3Mq5sWSDHXMG3mHA TIdal: tidal.com/album/381185103?u
I'm on Spotify! open.spotify.com/album/19TnkgDzrjZACvevayU4pc?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaYcRuCM32Ogdq9eajpnmbPRqm6UAX-apJzBqJcNmRloAlKYWcAI__vAYGY_aem_4zxDFH3Mq5sWSDHXMG3mHA
Unfortunately, I couldn't do it on Letterboxd, so I'm writing here to say that I really, really liked your film :) I thought I'd message you there with my friend reibureibu, but maybe it's easier to get it here. xo mcsil
For some time now I believe that grandparents' houses also become museums of family memory, as with the photo wall that opens the film, which mitigate that sense of disintegration that one feels when trying to grasp the past, like water trickling through your fingers. I think your film contains all those things, but from a warm point of view that gives space to a melancholy but full of hope (which could well be said to be reverses of the same coin). I'm glad I came across this because it's great <3
wow this is such a beautiful piece of art, every detail is so warming and thoughtful. i feel honored to have an ability to witness this masterpiece, this short resonates nothing but love, warm and comfort. truly amazing, thank you
