Goosebumps at the talk of @jack mallers at @BTC Prague. So eloquent and so much clarity. How to restore dignity and get back to a world where we can create and express in abundance. Thank you ❤️

Building Community through music. They say data is the new gold. I believe we are entering a time where human connection is the new gold! 🔥.

https://youtu.be/-Cv1fOHRINw?is=bh0itQcHCy6H0ZEH

Great to get all this inspiring confirmation 🔥

Great talk with Paul Rosenberg @BTCPrague

Sag mir was gerade falsch läuft in der Welt ohne zu sag was gerade falsch läuft😬😳😢

Das Traurigste was ich seit langem gesehen habe!

🔗➡️https://youtu.be/9rP-8kHqDSA?is=c7y87xXvXgc_AVp-

In this episode of Sound of Connection, I speak with English fiddle player, singer and producer Frankie Archer.

Frankie shares how she transforms centuries-old traditional songs into bold, future-facing music. They talk about artistic identity, intuition, women’s voices in folk song, the power of rewriting patriarchal narratives, spirituality in art, social media, grassroots connection, and why ancient songs can still speak directly to the present.

This is a conversation about tradition, courage, creativity and the deep human need for meaningful connection.

Frankie Archer’s work reimagines English folk through electronics, production, fiddle and voice – creating a sound that is both rooted and radically contemporary.