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By Tristan Geary
Vincent Tillo & Video
In the corner of Soho, where Prince and Elizabeth streets, dog walkers are located, buying groceries and lunch switches have folded the April sun on the man, the automaton that brings him.
Ari Miller, 25, known as his Ariathome artist, is a colorful musician in New York who attracts attention with his cell platform. Bringing an outfit that looks like a cross between a package of ghostbusters protons and the tray of a ball seller, launches the hip-hop, the neo-soul, the funk and the space beats in the streets of the city, all created from 0 without breaking.
“I built the platform with New York in mind,” said Miller. “When you make an intelligent song with a stranger on the street, it’s like” Whoa, do we have the most productive friends? “
It is to the keyboards, a look, six speakers and a controller with dozens of buttons and faders, the Miller Frankenstein tool offers a drum sound buffet, keyboard and bass, intertwined the musical software. On the back, a cable waste hides a mini m4 Mac, a modem and the batteries of the hot camera that feed everything.
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