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As seen in: Far Out Magazine, Yahoo Life, Aol, National Geographic Traveler, Flipboard, Yahoo, National Geographic Traveller (UK), National Geographic France, techUK, River Bender, Beat Magazine AU and
Writer and musician based in South East London
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The 1986 Miles Davis song scientists stored in human DNA

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By Sam Kemp Verified
| Far Out Magazine Verified
Credit: Far Out / Album Covers Miles Davis was, for some people, a spiritual experience. The way he performed felt like something otherworldly, something unquantifiable by science alone. He was, for the most part, the very essence of expressive music. There is a somewhat cruel irony that Davis’ work would become the first song to ever be coded into human DNA, which is a run of words which feel particularly chilling in the age of AI.
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On a sunny day in 1976, Phil Spector held a gun to Leonard Cohen’s head

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By Tom Taylor Verified, Sam Kemp Verified
| Flipboard
New England 6 hours ago Legendary singer making trip to area. Where she's performing AOL - Jay N. Miller, For The Patriot Ledger • 6h Judy Collins always loves coming back to the Boston area, especially now that it doesn't involve driving two-and-a-half hours to get home at the end of the night.
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The “dark ages of recorded sound”, according to Neil Young

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By Sam Kemp Verified
| Far Out Magazine Verified
If there is one thing Neil Young hates, it’s modern technology. In the past, he’s bemoaned the rise of everything from music streaming to Google and beyond, engaging in what can only be described as a lonely quest against modernity. So it comes as no surprise to discover that he once went on a tirade against the now comparatively quaint compact disc. Young’s criticism of digital technology has been one of the defining features of his later career.
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