Jim Goodin New York
I used to think of myself as a musician but as time goes I think of myself more a sound
maker.
I've always come to music with some degree of struggle, at times worrying I was 'tone deaf' and often going to great lengths to confirm that I wasn't. I'm not sure that ever mattered.
I play at several instruments, lap steel guitar and others, modular synth, tape loops and Pure Data.
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Jim Goodin recommends:
well selfishly it's another project of mine, a trio electronica noise band but I'd love you to check it out!
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