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(in any entry) child essay fiction listen pets photo poem tech One of the questions weve yet to exactly answer, about the new streaming-based music business, is how you get started in it. In the old business, you mostly got started by playing your music for people near you. The new one has the potential to be strictly better than this, it seems to me, both by giving you more power to reach the people around you even when you arent on a stage in one of their bars, and by giving listeners the ability to effectively warp to your town to hear you without leaving theirs.  experimental partial answer: an algorithmic semi-global explorer of the music distinctively popular in individual cities. That relies on a I had been mostly ignoring this problem, having tried pushing the thresholds of Every Place at Once lower with results that were more worse than better, but periodically some new potential computational approach occurs to me. And usually also doesnt work. But this week, actually, one of these failed to fail as conclusively. It turns out that even at very low listening levels (on the order of tens of that. And, usefully, Thats where the band is from turns out to be the most common one.  So I made another thing. If artists with tens of fans are the scale where you might play house concerts, this thing is an attempt at You can see pretty quickly that its at least sometimes working: if youre listening to Harvard or MIT a cappella groups, youre probably in Cambridge. Mjangles is a rapper born in Ghana and raised in the Bronx, but hes currently a sophomore at Harvard. And even the music that isnt week the list above was generated, her piece Moon Goddess was being rehearsed by a Harvard choir for an imminent concert. I didnt find as clear an explanation for André Caplets similarly-lovely choral piece, but it was once performed by the Radcliffe Choral Society, so perhaps And if some of this signal turns out to be noise, maybe thats OK. Sometimes the music in a place is coming out of the open windows of a