Eric Farber is a New York City based musician and co-founder of the digital music ecosystem Nina Protocol. Eric sat down with us to discuss Lambo's Deli, how Toronto has changed over the years, musicians fear of getting exploited, how Nina Protocol works, DSP's depersonalizing music, active exploration of music, the blog era, Tiny Mixtapes, mp3's, avoiding nostalgia, the slow pace of Toronto, the Boston Noise scene of the 2010's, his first band Truman Peyote, his solo project Easy Boy / EZB, transitioning from experimental music to pop, getting his song stolen and used in a Ralph Lauren commercial, Dis Magazine, The Beaver, bars hiring DJ's to work a shift instead of sharing music, Cellphone (band), Bernardino Femminielli, confrontational music, his sad clown persona, his upcoming albums and much more!
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