Hello, friends.
This is Wally.
I’ve decided to step a little closer to you. I’ve always believed music is about connection, not just consumption. So this is a space where I’ll begin sharing more directly, more personally, with those of you who care to listen.
Old recordings. New sketches. Stories from the studio. Maybe even some reflections on where we’ve been—and where music might be heading next.
I’m also doing this to support this new project called Sleeve. It’s a platform made by artists, for artists—a quiet rebellion against the noise and algorithms. A way to bring more value and care back to music, and to the people who make it.
It’s early days. But if you’re here, you’re early too. Isn't that marvellous?
Thanks for being part of this, please leave a comment, tell a friend. I look forward to what we’ll build together.
—Wally
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Love this! Only discovered Wally’s music a few years ago, but it’s already a big part of my life. Curious — when did you others first hear his work?
On a 2manydjs mix - the compass point one. After reading The Islander, Chris Blackwell’s amazing book, he speaks about Echoes and I went out and started hunting for the record immediately. Took a while. Worth all the effort! If anyone hasn’t, I strongly recommend checking out Wally’s Red Bull Music Academy interview. It’s so good.
Thanks for the tip — will definitely watch that! Love how a book opens up these unexpected rabbit holes into music history. Such a great way to discover records and stories you might never stumble across otherwise. Maybe I should now go read the book ;)