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https://renecoignard.com/archive/weblog/rss
René Coignard, formerly known as Mikhail Podivilov, is a composer, experimental organist, and human rights activist who fled Russia after facing government persecution for his anti-war activism. His weblog blends reflections on travel, music compositions, and personal essays, offering a rare window into the life of an artist shaped by political exile.
https://conallia.cc/
Conallia's personal creative space showcases original music alongside art and personal projects, with a bilingual English and Japanese presentation reflecting the creator's language learning journey. Visitors can explore the site's sections for music, art, and resources while being greeted by background audio and a charming retro web aesthetic.
https://jessiesgirl.neocities.org/
A minimalist Neocities page built around the lyrics of Rick Springfield's classic 1981 hit 'Jessie's Girl,' presented in full with a playful final line suggesting the creator has found their own 'Jessie's Girl.' With 17 images and a nostalgic aesthetic, this tiny page is a charming love letter to an iconic pop rock anthem.
https://tobinmueller.com/flow
Tobin Mueller's dedicated album page for FLOW, a double-disc homage to Johann Sebastian Bach blending Jazz, Neo-Classical, Impressionism, and Baroque into original piano compositions and reinterpretations. The site features liner notes, streaming links across major platforms, audio samples of all tracks, and reflections on how Bach's genius shaped Mueller's own compositional voice.
https://chaoticbon.com/
ChaoticBon is the colorful personal hub of a creator known as Bon, featuring music, games, movies, comics, photos, and original creations shared freely on the web. With links to Bandcamp, Spotify, and Discogs alongside sections for rambles and a shop, music and creative output are clearly the core of what Bon shares here.
http://aboutscotland.com/harmony/prop.html
John Boyd-Brent's scholarly article explores the ancient connection between musical harmony and visual proportion, tracing ideas from Pythagoras through Plato, Alberti, and Palladio with interactive audio demonstrations of string ratios. Part of the About Scotland Arts Pages, it weaves together mathematics, music theory, and architectural proportion in a way that is both educational and genuinely fascinating.
https://aaronstrick.com/
Aaron Strick's personal site invites visitors to explore his original music through a built-in jukebox player, alongside creative projects and curated content updates. Based in San Francisco, Aaron showcases album launches, art submissions, and ongoing projects in a cozy, exploratory format.
https://fromwithinthebookcase.neocities.org/
Fromwithinthebookcase is a personal music archive dedicated to surfacing lesser-known and undiscovered artists, originally focused on musicians with under 500,000 Spotify listeners but now expanded with an honorable mention tier. The site also features personal writings organized into chapters, making it a cozy mix of indie music discovery and creative self-expression.
https://satyarth.me/
Satyarth is a Moscow-based researcher, experimental musician, and livecoder who shares his work in tabla fusion, generative visuals, and noise music under aliases Trophallaxis and Cactus Juice. His blog spans livecoding patterns, bike synthesizers, sound walks, and reflections on technology and society, making it a rich crossroads of art, code, and cycling culture.
https://blog.jacobvosmaer.nl/
Jacob Vosmaer's blog dives deep into vintage synthesizers and electronic music production, covering gear like the Casio VZ-1, Yamaha TX16W, Roland MKS-80, and more with hands-on technical insight. Posts range from DIY hardware hacks and MIDI gadgetry to software experiments in Pure Data and Forth, making it a rich resource for synthesizer enthusiasts and electronic music tinkerers.