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 Artists Unanimous is a podcast about the creative life — its challenges, inspirations, and breakthroughs. It’s a space for artists to share their stories, explore what it means to live through art, and connect with others on the same journey.Artists Unanimous Art Divertissement et arts du spectacle
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    • Streaming, vinyl, live: how music gets out with Sasha Gefen

      Streaming, vinyl, live: how music gets out with Sasha Gefen
      Oct 24 2025

      AU community, meet our new episode of our podcast. Hosted by Rusina Lekukh, featuring London-based musician, performer, and sound artist Sasha Gefen.

      In a world where music is streamed, copied, and endlessly replayed, what does it mean to preserve a sound and create an artifact?

      In this episode, we talk about:

      — vinyl, performance, and the luxury of the “unrepeatable moment,”

      — music as a physical object and an experience,

      — and how artists decide what deserves to be stored, archived, or simply let go.

      It’s a conversation about the tension between ephemerality and permanence, between the act of creation and the desire to hold on.

      Listen now!
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      36 min
    • The Economics of Music with Kate Brunotts

      The Economics of Music with Kate Brunotts
      Oct 2 2025

      This episode will dive into one of the most pressing and uncomfortable topics for creatives: how art and finance intersect in today’s world.

      Hosted by Rusina Lekukh, featuring New York–based musician, producer, and Youtuber Kate Brunotts.


      In this conversation, we explore:

      — how the economic structures of the music industry extract more than they return,

      — why many artists hide their day jobs under the weight of “authenticity,”

      — and how musicians like Kate navigate survival within this system.
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      36 min
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