EP20: Aaron Horn

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SoundPower

Martyn Ware and Cherub Sanson

23 episodes

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We at SoundPower are all for empirically proven ‘facts’ re the power of sound, but historically many skeptics are proved wrong as the sum of human knowledge increases… in other words, “we don’t know what we don’t know.” Every person has intuition and confirmation bias, yet advancement also needs testable theories. There are leaders and followers, but we must test any claims about sound’s healing to validate solid theories and weed out the rest. We want this podcast to advance human knowledge for the good of all, bring us closer, and resist division. Bring it on!

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EP20: Aaron Horn

SoundPower

1 hour 4 minutes 2 seconds

3 weeks ago

EP20: Aaron Horn

We welcome producer, songwriter, and sonic explorer, Aaron Horn, a unique artist whose work spans big pop records, underground club culture, and immersive healing sound.Aaron is the Grammy-nominated co-writer on Doja Cat’s “Woman”, founder of Sam & The Womp with their UK No.1 “Bom Bom”, and co-creator of Crate Classics. What we love about Aaron’s unique approach to music is that, alongside his studio success, he explores sound as a therapeutic medium, curating ambient experiences, making him one of the few musicians and producers that walk between the worlds of entertainment and entrainment!Enjoy our philosophical chat with Aaron on creativity, balance, how sound shapes our lives, and what happens when you follow sound into the deeper layers of yourself.If you can, please support the SoundPower podcast via our Patreon: patreon.com/soundpower