Every Wednesday I share five things I've liked and think you might like too. Here are this week’s Five Things…

1. It seems like everyone I overhear playing music is listening to The Middle. Here's a great little video explaining how the hit was made.

2. "The most important skill you can develop is an innate sense of curiosity about yourself" — Daniel Gross (his blog is great)

3. It all comes down to luck.

4. Fame, what is it good for?

5. A tonne of new music by Sigur Rós just landed on Spotify 🎶

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Sunset over Ipswich

Here are the five things I thought were worth sharing this week: 

1. I'm sure it has nothing to do with the football, but yesterday I found myself listening to one Iceland's greatest exports Sigur Rós and their fantastic album Kveikur.
    
2. "What Is A Polyrhythm? — Beats Taking Turns" — Short video (less than 3 mins) with a graphic showing the polyrhythms... Very cool!
    
3. Nils Frahm on reinventing classical music: “I like to treat the establishment like a cushion... I don’t throw it out of the window, but I like to shake the dust off it. I want to expand what it can be.” 
    
4. Can we change who we are? One of my favourite podcasts, Invisibilia, returns with an exploration of personality.
    
5. Seth Godin is an incredibly wise man. I read his blog pretty much every day and Sunday's post was poignant given all the political goings on this past week. 

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