Sebastian Adams

One of the main questions I ask myself these days is how, in a world that seems to be collapsing, I can justify devoting my life to making music. Few issues have surfaced this thought as much as the genocide currently being committed in Gaza by occupying Israeli forces. As an Irish artist working in state-funded music, I benefit from the history of liberalism and globalisation that has built much of the infrastructure that people like me rely on.

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