Sleep

You're like, we've got to tell this story to these people.

But when we started playing Sleep, we're like, oh, no, no, no, no. That's not it at all.

What we're doing is we're accompanying something that's going on in that room.

And what's going on in that room is a community is forming.

But then what's weird is that by the end of the show, 40 is like, yeah, of course it is.

It's like it's just moving along.

How would you say the Sleep Project

changed your life? It changed in that a lot of people who were unfamiliar with my work came to it from another space, the space that Sleep opened up, which is to do with rest and a different kind of focus and different engagement with music.