Overview
The Creators Project today presents an exclusive video of Damon Albarn's recent performance at Japan's National Museum of Emerging Science & Innovation (Miraikan).
The Blur and Gorillaz frontman played electric piano and sang songs from his debut solo album Everyday Robots for a select audience which included Otonoroid®, a lifelike female android, who moved her body and hummed along to the lyrics, and Telenoid®, an abstract human robot, who took a front row seat.
Also in the video, Albarn reveals to The Creators Project how technology's relationship with society influenced his album Everyday Robots, which explores the impact of our increasing dependency on smart devices, as well as the balance of nature versus technology.
For more information about Everyday Robots, head to www.damonalbarnmusic.com
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