Making the 'Current' Art-Prints by Hand by Vivienne Aerts

Turning paper waste, old waterways, and sunlight into limited edition album artwork for Current

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You can now hear the first fragments of Current.. by Vivienne Aerts

You’ll hear pieces of voice, water, electronics, boat sounds, stillness, movement, and the musicians who joined me on the Dutch waterways. Giving you a sneak peak into the album. Listen here!

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The World Needs Nothing.. by Vivienne Aerts

Sometimes you need a little “nothingness” in your life.

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Why Current Will Not Be on Spotify by Vivienne Aerts

On leaving Spotify behind and choosing platforms that better serve artists

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