Malcolm Key
HostMalcolm Key is a student at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with a major in Communication. Malcolm is a student worker at UTC.
Find him on Instagram @omgitsmalconius to see the artworks for yourself as well as sneak peeks into future episodes.
You can also find the full sound paintings on Spotify.
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Björn Meyer, a Swedish bassist and composer acclaimed for his category-defying musicianship, spoke with Malcolm Key of WUTC's "The Soundpainter" about his new solo album, Convergence. -
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There is horror that shocks, and then there is horror that lingers. Francisco Goya belongs to the second kind. -
The Soundpainter turns inward, dedicating a full hour to the work of Mark Rothko and the emotional gravity that defines his paintings.
