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This episode of the Cult of Psyche podcast discusses the journey of a drummer and the challenges of finding musical collaborators, with a focus on using the internet to connect with like-minded musicians. The conversation highlights the importance of online platforms in discovering and teaming up with other artists.
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The conversation highlights the significance of online platforms in facilitating collaborations and connections between musicians ▶ 0:39. The host and the drummer explore ways to leverage these platforms to find and team up with other artists ▶ 0:37.
The discussion also seems to imply that finding like-minded musicians can be a challenging but ultimately rewarding experience, particularly when aided by online resources. The host's suggestions and the drummer's experiences appear to reinforce the idea that perseverance and creativity are key to overcoming the obstacles of finding collaborators.
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I played since I was 11, but I'm in my 30s now. So, about 20 something years. >> So, you just do like like for your own like um satisfaction or are you like in a band or what? >> Uh I was supposed to be in a band, but I can't find people to play with because there's there's not many people that I can find around like that I know and stuff that does that.
Well, the the great thing about the internet though is that you can find other people that will like like your style and vice versa, right? And >> how do you find people that how do you find those kind of people? >> You you're right on it right now. Well, this is through a third party, but on YouTube. YouTube is a second literally the second largest search engine in the
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