Electric Jam

In a world in which people can connect to friends they had back in middle school, search for information concerning an upcoming paper, or even discover personal information about their favorite artists; can it be that privacy is slowly fading? Tons of people use the Internet as a tool that lets them to connect to things that they fancy, but is there a point where things go too far? It can be argued that information given to Internet sources are at the discretion of the user, but in this day and age, information is oftentimes obtained in oftentimes-questionable ways. Musician Ezequiel Claverie shows that life outside work does not need to (hyper)link to your vocation. While many artists choose to open their private life to the adoring public on their websites like Facebook or Myspace, Ezequiel refuses to dispense personal information at the price of his privacy. When fans or intrigued first-time listeners visit Ezequiel’s Myspace they will surely notice that he has left his personal information out to make sure that his life outside his music is still... private...