I've known DJ about 3 years now, along with two of his other siblings. My first impression of DJ is quite refreshing. He's a simple guy who knows how to keep a conversation going. He is often the one who reaches out during our Sunday service to ask how I'm doing. Unassuming and genuine showing interest in people, DJ is the person I enjoy conversing. It's like being in a rhythm that resonates much like his enjoyment in playing keys. He's got the mind of an unconventional artist, learning the unpredictability of uncanny. If I can describe him in a few words, he's a Jazz hand and that's sort of a giveaway. His proficiency in theories of music let alone the groove he jams flawlessly got him to take part in artist initiatives like Kickstarter album-slash-book release, live show sessions, and record collaboration. This conversation opened us up to clever insights into how human language is similar to a piano duo. Music can speak to us and has varieties that teach us how we can study ourselves. This episode turned semi-demo session of DJ's display of brilliance, that every chord is one too many ways to play like how we live and learn colorfully.

About DJ: https://djcaalaman.bandcamp.com/album/uncanny-sandbox

Work: https://www.rendallndavid.com/

Connect: https://www.instagram.com/djcaalaman/

Show Produced by:

JB Norman Verances @ https://jbnorman.com/

Show Music by:

JB Norman Verances, #Jeduthun created with https://ampifymusic.com/groovebox/

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