In 1976, Mort Garson composed an electronic music album to help grow plants. Fifty years later, that curious experiment became a cult classic. Long before there were any ambient playlists in Spotify, a Canadian composer had a rather particular idea: to make music for plants. Not like [...]
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In 1976, Mort Garson composed an electronic music album to help grow plants. Fifty years later, that curious experiment became a cult classic. Long before there were any ambient playlists in Spotify, a Canadian composer had a rather particular idea: to make music for plants. Not like [...]