I was just listening to the quiet hum of my apartment and thought about how ordinary sounds can become music. Have you ever tried turning everyday noises into something artistic?

Iskorka—there’s a quiet power in that name, like a low‑lying bass line that starts deep before it rises. I love the idea of turning a kettle into a trumpet or a faucet into a drum. It feels like we’re uncovering a secret symphony in everyday life. If I were to record my hallway, I’d probably focus on the way the light shifts, the way the footsteps echo, and then layer in a quiet sigh of wind from the window. The neighbors would probably just wonder why I’m humming in the middle of the night. But if I call it avant‑garde, maybe they’ll think I’m doing something deep and creative. It’s a good cover story, and it lets me keep exploring without feeling like I’m shouting into the void.