Of all the parts that make up the creative process, time and effort seem most devalued today. This applies to many expressive outlets beyond music, whether the visual arts or written journalism; even furniture making and design put little stock in the learned skill of executing a refined style of carving or decorative embellishment in an age when speedy self-assembly is force-fed to anyone looking for new homeware. And it has absolutely impacted music, with the technology of the day facilitating quick recording and release far above any thought of the subtleties that can lift a record or sequence of songs to another level of deep listening experience. And it is this very same disease of quickfire disposability that Biita Houdei has intentionally challenged head-on…

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