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14/08/2017

We'll be talking Mindful Music this Wednesday night for a Spotify Talk featuring our founder Rich Lucano, Mary Hoang (The indigo project), artist Bertie Blackman, Dr Amanda Krause and pianist Katy Tsai.

RSVP Here: https://www.spotifytalks.com.au/mindful-music

What is it about music that can change our mood and help still our mind? Why is music important for our health and wellbeing, and how can we use it to improve our day to day living?

We're proud to bring you our next Spotify Talks session, 'Mindful Music', in special partnership with The indigo project.

Join us Wednesday to discuss the role music plays in helping to improve our mental health and mood with Mary Hoang (Head Psychologist & Founder of The Indigo Project), Rich Lucano (Phondupe/The Indigo Project/YOND.), Dr Amanda Krause (The University of Melbourne), Katy Tsai (Mindful Music Composer) and Bertie Blackman (Musician).

08/08/2017

Our founder Rich + Mary Hoang (The indigo project) recently had a chat to Red Bull Music Academy about Listen Up, mindfulness and Japanese ambient music.

We spoke to mindfulness studio The Indigo Project about the strong correlation between good music and good vibes.

13/06/2017

We're down to the last four tickets for tomorrow night's Listen Up: Guided Album Experience ft. Infra by Max Richter.

Grab yours now:
http://bit.ly/2mApAQf

Read more about Listen up in the The Sydney Morning Herald
http://bit.ly/2oboGtd

05/06/2017

Great piece by Andy Walsh (Listen NYC) on why slapping your brand name on a festival tent is probably a dumb idea. Music should be at the nucleus of your strategy, rather than the final page.

Modern partnerships between marketers and artists should go far beyond just a song in an ad.

30/03/2017

Over the next few months, we’re looking at how music affects the brain.

If you’ve ever had a sh*tty day, you’ve probably produced cortisol. Meet “the stress hormone” - a chemical you can actually control, just by plugging in your headphones. 🎧



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25/03/2017

Catch our founder Richard Lucano in today's The Sydney Morning Herald with The indigo project's Mary Hoang, discussing the art of listening.

Put music in the spotlight and give your mind a break – that's the goal of The Indigo Project, whose sold out Listen Up sessions give meditation rookies a headstart.

22/03/2017

This interests us.

One foley artist's unorthodox methods to soundtrack a fashion film

21/03/2017

What do Brian Eno and Florence Nightingale have in common?

For those suffering the trauma of intensive care, the soothing swoosh of otherworldly ambient music can be a welcome gift