by Savannah Fortis
Music on the Move is an experimental podcast that uses sound and music to explore and understand the world around us. Join us on this vibrant audio journey and discover how to really listen to life. Host/Producer/Audio: Savannah Fortis https://www.musiconthemovepodcast.com
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November 21, 2025
<p>What happens when music becomes noise and silence a scarcity? </p><p>In this episode of Music on the Move we find out — and in a more unusual way. We’re stripping down my listening habits, cancelling subscriptions and returning to a non-connected, highly selective way of life. In other words: I’m using an iPod again and have been for the last four months. It’s been great and helped me retone my listening muscle. </p><p>If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed with the machine that is now music streaming, if the algorithm is dominating your choices, if you’re feeling like you want to hear the world again – don’t worry, Music on the Move is here to help in full solidarity. </p><p>Join us as we explore how sound and music and silence are yours to choose and build your own world out of. Let’s go! </p>
April 7, 2025
<p>In this episode of Music on the Move, we travel back to the Caucasus—this time to the little landlocked nation of Armenia, where history echoes in every melody and innovation hums beneath the surface.</p><p>From AI-generated Armenian compositions to soundwalks mapping migration, we explore how music acts as a bridge between past and future, rooted deeply in cultural identity. Along the way, we also visit Yerevan’s underground music incubator and talk to one of the artists reviving traditional sounds through prog rock and metal.</p><p>Join us as we explore how music acts as a bridge from the past to the future, in the present.</p><p>Are you coming with us? </p><p>Make sure to subscribe and stay tuned for more musical stories and sonic explorations. </p><p>For extended listening check out the complimentary playlist for the episode here: </p><p><a href="https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4wc4SYldcmcvrbkiVzZr1q?si=980da85db30140bc" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4wc4SYldcmcvrbkiVzZr1q?si=980da85db30140bc</a> </p><p>Songs used in this episode: </p><p>Music on the Move theme song - Daphne Farazi</p><p>Duduk 1 - Field Recording, Savannah Fortis</p><p>Duduk 2 - N/A</p><p>Synth beats - Savannah Fortis</p><p>Patarag - Komitas Vardapet </p><p>Zhamanakn e - Rozen Tal </p>
January 6, 2025
Savannah Fortis reflects on a year of music, travel, and storytelling, sharing unique sonic insights and the transformative power of deep listening.
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Music on the Move is an experimental podcast that uses sound and music to explore and understand the world around us.
Join us on this vibrant audio journey and discover how to really listen to life.
Host/Producer/Audio: Savannah Fortis https://www.musiconthemovepodcast.com
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