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In our return and first episode of 2025, We proudly present S.P.H.E.R.E.S. In this episode Eric talks to SPHERES about his deep history in the NYC and Toronto electronic music scenes. His background and influences. His progression into the synthwave scene. Where his Name comes from and his debut album coming out on Stratford Ct.
Additional thoughts from SPHERES post interview
"Thinking more about our conversation in regards to how people come up with ideas, how some wait for inspiration to hit them. I kinda get that, but to me that's an avoidant method to come up with inspiration. I think the best way to get inspired is to be working on music often until something clicks that inspires you (while also searching for inspiration - it's everywhere). I've been trying to motivate some of my friends who say they are having trouble, and even told them that not everything they make is going to be a keeper - I throw away a ton of demos, but it's part of the process - noodling around until something sparks. But if you're not actively in your DAW or working on music, then people can't be making those sparks happen in my Opinion, and their output becomes way more random."
"I think a big part of it has to do with neuro-divergence in artists, a lot of us are neuro-divergent. A ton of us suffer from A.D.H.D., and a big part of having that comes with task initiation issues and avoidance. I used to have that problem but then realized it goes away when you just start doing the thing, creating momentum/inertia, then the ideas start flowing."
If you enjoyed the interview with this artist and would like to learn more about them. You can find their music on all streaming platforms and through their socials. But we highly recommend you supporting them through their Bandcamp page
Bandcamp - https://spheres-synth.bandcamp.com/
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/spheresmusic/?hl=en
And if you like our show and want to know more, we would love it, if you liked, shared and retweeted on our social media pages. We want to hear from YOU!!
Follow us on
Twitter - https://twitter.com/paradise_arcade
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theparadisearcade
Website - https://www.theparadisearcade.com/
Some of our episodes can also be found on the Nightride FMs Youtube page
Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUFw2iRP9vmEwG06MLou9viKIUtdTyM-p
Support our Patreon page, anything you give goes 100% back into this show. It helps pay for hosting fees, merch and more. We have exclusive content and will be adding more frequently. Exclusive episodes, outtakes and more.
Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/theparadisearcade
Theme song written and performed by Baldocaster
Mastered by Tonebox
Episodes recorded at The Paradise Arcade and are mixed and mastered by Eric Riedel
Logo and art design by Eric Riedel
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By The Paradise ArcadeIn our return and first episode of 2025, We proudly present S.P.H.E.R.E.S. In this episode Eric talks to SPHERES about his deep history in the NYC and Toronto electronic music scenes. His background and influences. His progression into the synthwave scene. Where his Name comes from and his debut album coming out on Stratford Ct.
Additional thoughts from SPHERES post interview
"Thinking more about our conversation in regards to how people come up with ideas, how some wait for inspiration to hit them. I kinda get that, but to me that's an avoidant method to come up with inspiration. I think the best way to get inspired is to be working on music often until something clicks that inspires you (while also searching for inspiration - it's everywhere). I've been trying to motivate some of my friends who say they are having trouble, and even told them that not everything they make is going to be a keeper - I throw away a ton of demos, but it's part of the process - noodling around until something sparks. But if you're not actively in your DAW or working on music, then people can't be making those sparks happen in my Opinion, and their output becomes way more random."
"I think a big part of it has to do with neuro-divergence in artists, a lot of us are neuro-divergent. A ton of us suffer from A.D.H.D., and a big part of having that comes with task initiation issues and avoidance. I used to have that problem but then realized it goes away when you just start doing the thing, creating momentum/inertia, then the ideas start flowing."
If you enjoyed the interview with this artist and would like to learn more about them. You can find their music on all streaming platforms and through their socials. But we highly recommend you supporting them through their Bandcamp page
Bandcamp - https://spheres-synth.bandcamp.com/
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/spheresmusic/?hl=en
And if you like our show and want to know more, we would love it, if you liked, shared and retweeted on our social media pages. We want to hear from YOU!!
Follow us on
Twitter - https://twitter.com/paradise_arcade
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theparadisearcade
Website - https://www.theparadisearcade.com/
Some of our episodes can also be found on the Nightride FMs Youtube page
Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUFw2iRP9vmEwG06MLou9viKIUtdTyM-p
Support our Patreon page, anything you give goes 100% back into this show. It helps pay for hosting fees, merch and more. We have exclusive content and will be adding more frequently. Exclusive episodes, outtakes and more.
Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/theparadisearcade
Theme song written and performed by Baldocaster
Mastered by Tonebox
Episodes recorded at The Paradise Arcade and are mixed and mastered by Eric Riedel
Logo and art design by Eric Riedel
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