While recording his first studio album, 'nylon,' Martin G. Walker began work on a separate and completely different project -- songs exploring philosophical, psychological, and historical themes.
Incorporating found sound from around New York, Walker tinkered with the recording process. He began to disappear. The music, it seemed, was passing through him not emanating from him. A song about the imagined inner life of Arthur Schopenhauer precipitated Walker's rebirth, as Art Schop.
Born in England, Walker studied Physics at the University of Oxford. He has written a book of philosophy connecting the universal laws governing the physical world with the foundation of human morality and the meaning of life. He also writes fiction for adults and children.
Art Schop transmits from Brooklyn, NY. Please join him by taking advantage of this opportunity to be a part of the Art Schop Community, FREE for you.
