A radical new direction for popular music?
A snippet from a fantastic article about dS by Sam Sanders.
Saunders writes
“For me this was the most radical reformulation of people’s social music I can imagine…The [most] magical moment was when one of the team asked us to continue waltzing in the middle of the flow while a hand-holding circle of others moved around and us and gently moved in and then away, trapping then releasing thousands of light particles and bubbles of sound. The range of possibilities started to look very exciting. Not just our hands, but our whole bodies and the way we moved seemed to shape bursts of colour or encircle intense sonic and visual activity. It seemed like we were playing an infinite instrument that made agreeable noises and pictures whatever we did.”
