Investigating possible new mediums and approaches to sharing between creator and receiver of musical artworks, while rejecting monopolizing platforms that are bad for art and artists. 

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Emphasizing human-to-human connection points, points of potential heart expansion, between artists, art and community, seeing the great in any small but generous act.

 

Exploring matrilineal transmission of skill and encouragement, acknowledging that music has traditionally been a male-moderated sphere that has both shaped and limited women's expressions. It seeks to be an inclusive space for all genders. 

 

Offering simple ways for artists to support one another on the long path of free expression.

 

Celebrating each artist's success as an individual and community achievement. 

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The name Skyling Scores is a whimsical reference to something magical and etheric coming down into material form. It invites us to reimagine in our own time what an album or record can be, by invoking the idea of a "score" as any tactile impression or visualized presentation of a musical work.