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What is Future Folk Music?
Folk music is the music people make in their own homes, with their own limited resources, for
themselves and the people around them. It is the music people use to define their identities, whatever those identities may be. Folk music is the music of community.
The future is now. Cliché as it may sound, technology now makes it possible for networks of likeminded individuals the world over to connect as easily as if they lived in the same neighborhood. Countless numbers of people the world over are now all a part of the same community.
This is the ideology that fuels Future Folk Records. We believe that art is too important to be treated as a commodity. If you want to hear our music, take it. It’s yours. We only hope it provides you with a fraction of the joy and fulfillment it has given us.
If you are an artist of any medium who would like a place in the Future Folk Records community, we encourage you to contact us at: futurefolkrecords@gmail.com.
Folk music is the music people make in their own homes, with their own limited resources, for
themselves and the people around them. It is the music people use to define their identities, whatever those identities may be. Folk music is the music of community.
The future is now. Cliché as it may sound, technology now makes it possible for networks of likeminded individuals the world over to connect as easily as if they lived in the same neighborhood. Countless numbers of people the world over are now all a part of the same community.
This is the ideology that fuels Future Folk Records. We believe that art is too important to be treated as a commodity. If you want to hear our music, take it. It’s yours. We only hope it provides you with a fraction of the joy and fulfillment it has given us.
If you are an artist of any medium who would like a place in the Future Folk Records community, we encourage you to contact us at: futurefolkrecords@gmail.com.
Edited by Sixtycycles on 22 Mar 2009, 18:15
Sources (view history)
myself (label creator), www.futurefolkrecords.com
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