AI is entering music as a collaborator rather than a replacement, shaping how sound is created, adapted, and experienced. From real-time compositions in public spaces to debates over copyright and cultural identity, the shift is redefining authorship in the age of algorithms.
Glowball, the genre-bending festival by DJ-producer Sonia Calico, is redefining Taiwan’s electronic music with global beats, queer performance, and distinctly local flair — turning the dancefloor into a bold cultural statement.
Taiwan has become a hub for music festivals, both big and small, over the past two decades. The passionate organizers – many of them foreigners – work hard to put on the best show possible despite the numerous risks and challenges. In April of 1995 two young American expats, Wade Davis and Jimi Moe, held…
