The Music of What Happens London, UK
The Music of What Happens is a music project by John Potter. The intention is to make music from what happens, often - but not always (and not at the moment) - as a result of travelling, sometimes from found sounds and soundscapes, and sometimes using instruments. The name comes from a saying of Finn MacCool, a figure in Celtic myth, when he was asked about the sweetest sound in the world. ... more
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