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Work is a Rhythmic Process
Recorded on 13/01/2025
Seth Mowshowitz is a neurodivergent father of 2 neurodivergent children and the benevolent dictator of Leeds music collective & now community group Fold. He has as many nationalities as he has limbs.
He’s a designer with 25 years’ experience. He’s a big picture thinker.
He’s a self-employed music producer & performer, teacher, web & print designer and web developer.
Seth does a lot of different things for work, none of which pay terribly well because most involve music. He makes & performs music (mostly as the head / founder of a group called Fold), he teaches music and promotes music.
Last year he was awarded funding to run a music production workshop for young people facing barriers, which at the time of recording he was (or at least he was when he sent me the email with this copy) 4 sessions into. In Seth’s capacity as a designer he freelances for a charity called Amyloidosis UK. He also helps out with his partner’s disabled son as a career when needed.
Seth says, “I’m doing this interview mainly in my capacity as the guy from Fold because that role best represents who I am and what I’m trying to achieve in my work. As it says in our bio we aim to amplify humanitarian perspectives & critical reflections on today’s world through our music”.
You can find out more about Fold and buy merch, music and gig tickets at:
https://fold.fm/
https://www.instagram.com/foldfm/
https://fold.bandcamp.com/album/resistance-refusal-ridicule
https://www.youtube.com/foldfm
Dan Akers, Episode 90:
https://player.captivate.fm/episode/e3d2a13f-ad82-4f79-aa64-c344f7bbb36b
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By Western Studios, Leeds LtdRecorded on 13/01/2025
Seth Mowshowitz is a neurodivergent father of 2 neurodivergent children and the benevolent dictator of Leeds music collective & now community group Fold. He has as many nationalities as he has limbs.
He’s a designer with 25 years’ experience. He’s a big picture thinker.
He’s a self-employed music producer & performer, teacher, web & print designer and web developer.
Seth does a lot of different things for work, none of which pay terribly well because most involve music. He makes & performs music (mostly as the head / founder of a group called Fold), he teaches music and promotes music.
Last year he was awarded funding to run a music production workshop for young people facing barriers, which at the time of recording he was (or at least he was when he sent me the email with this copy) 4 sessions into. In Seth’s capacity as a designer he freelances for a charity called Amyloidosis UK. He also helps out with his partner’s disabled son as a career when needed.
Seth says, “I’m doing this interview mainly in my capacity as the guy from Fold because that role best represents who I am and what I’m trying to achieve in my work. As it says in our bio we aim to amplify humanitarian perspectives & critical reflections on today’s world through our music”.
You can find out more about Fold and buy merch, music and gig tickets at:
https://fold.fm/
https://www.instagram.com/foldfm/
https://fold.bandcamp.com/album/resistance-refusal-ridicule
https://www.youtube.com/foldfm
Dan Akers, Episode 90:
https://player.captivate.fm/episode/e3d2a13f-ad82-4f79-aa64-c344f7bbb36b