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🦉 From Crypts to Cold Plunges: Live Music Disrupted
What founders & VCs can learn from combining quality classical music with the deep emotion and intimacy of the catacombs, featuring Andrew Ousley of Death of Classical.
Coeus Collective
May 05, 2025
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Welcome back to the Collective. Events are on our mind these days. After all, in the past week we’ve launched an absolute storm of a lineup for New York Tech Week, including aperitivo night, a midday yoga session, a conversation at the intersection of AI and branding, and our Coeus Collective Pitch Showcase Presented by Seedlegals with support from J.P. Morgan Innovation Economy. RSVP to attend or apply to speak at all events here! We’ll see you the first week of June in NYC.
So, in the context of events being top-of-mind these days, we wanted to publish an interview and newsletter this week surrounding a style event that tends to bring us all together around the globe: live music.
Because whether it is through our work with Rolling Loud or the work of Andrew Ousley’s Death of Classical (our interview with Andrew is live now on our YouTube channel), the time for disruption in live music experiences is now.
As Andrew told us: “we put 50 people in a crypt.” And at the end, people come out bawling.
Let’s enter the catacombs. (Trust us, you’ll see what we mean.)
— By Antonio DiMeglio and Leon Li
