Tessera
Folgen

Rushab Nandha

@rushabnandha.bsky.social

Artist. Composer. Mastering Engineer. https://linktr.ee/rushabnandha https://www.mastering.co.za/

75 Posts47 Follower24 Folgt
Rushab Nandha@rushabnandha.bsky.social · 22h ago

Serving as both continuation and contradiction of Tear, soarsoftly seeks to carry the careful transients of the first record forward while opposing nearly every one of its ideals. soarsoftly is out on @dragonseyerecordings.com on October 30, and available now for pre-order on Bandcamp 🤍

soarsoftly, by Rushab Nandha

3 track album

rushabnandha.bandcamp.com

Dragon's Eye Recordings@dragonseyerecordings.com · 2d ago

Nairobi-based artist @rushabnandha.bsky.social returns to Dragon's Eye with 𝙨𝙤𝙖𝙧𝙨𝙤𝙛𝙩𝙡𝙮, the second work in a trilogy that opened with 𝘛𝘦𝘢𝘳. 📌 PRE-ORDER → rushabnandha.bandcamp.com/album/soarso...

An album cover with a white background and text centered at the top that reads “Rushab Nandha; soarsoftly; de6090.” The center has an image of of what might be a landscape, but it so blurred and obscured by lens flare that these distortions become the subject matter. The image is in black and white. The bottom feature the triangular Dragon's Eye Recordings logo.
Yann Novak@yannnovak.com · 2mo ago

A web designer, I learned this lesson from all the Squarespace sites I saw launched when the platform first hit the scene, and I think a lot of other fields are going to learn it too due to AI. Just because you can do something yourself, does not mean you should do something yourself.

Yann Novak@yannnovak.com · 2mo ago

A little nervous to post this because I am not a writer, but I have had some idea's bouncing around my head for a while, so I finally tried to articulate them. In it I make a case for artists to descale, not hyperscale. www.3n.design/journal/an-a...

An Argument for Descaling

For the last few years I’ve been quietly dreading Google Zero, the term coined by Nilay Patel 1 for the day Google stops sending traffic to websites at all. As someone who makes his living building websites, and who has his own to worry about, it felt like watching a slow-motion collapse I couldn’t do […]

3n.design

Yann Novak@yannnovak.com · 3mo ago

I will be launching another site for Taylor in the coming weeks, then I have a pretty open summer. So if you are in need of a website, or know someone that is, hit me up or give this a boost, I would love to work together! www.3n.design

3n Design@3n.design · 3mo ago

Back in April I launched a new website for @taylordeupree.bsky.social, but forgot to post about it. It has a fun little detail in the footer that I am proud of, so I wrote a bit about it in my new journal. Logo Morph → www.3n.design/journal/12k-... Website → www.taylordeupree.com

Screenshot of website for Taylor Deupree, framed in light gray with a slight shadow.
The Tonearm@thetonearm.com · 3mo ago

"Black musicians were usually clever enough not to announce banned musicians on their records, and to phrase their protest in idiomatic terms that white censors couldn't understand … 'Yakha'linkomo,' for example, is Xhosa for 'bellowing bull'—the sound the animal makes as it is taken to slaughter."

The Life and Times of South African Jazz – Abdullah Ibrahim | African Jazz | All About Jazz

Read The Life and Times of South African Jazz by Philip A. Songa on All About Jazz. Discover in-depth jazz African Jazz coverage, artist features, and expert writing since 1995.

allaboutjazz.com

Rushab Nandha@rushabnandha.bsky.social · 5mo ago

It's been a little over a week since the release of SHED. Thank you to everyone who's given it their ears and supported it 🤍 SHED is out not on NYP! adventurousmusic.bandcamp.com/album/shed

SHED, by Rushab Nandha

4 track album

adventurousmusic.bandcamp.com

Rushab Nandha@rushabnandha.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Pleased to be releasing a new work, titled SHED, on Adventurous Music. SHED represents introspection that relies on radical reduction. It's a quiet exploration of my ever expanding sensibilities; an invitation to reflection and conscious listening: adventurousmusic.bandcamp.com/album/shed 🤍