It started with a concert

I didn’t know then that this would become part of Indigo.

At the time, it was just a concert. A camera. A night out. One of those moments where the lights go down and the room changes before the first song has even properly started.

But something about it stayed with me.

Not only the music. The atmosphere. The anticipation. The way people arrive separately and, for a short time, become part of the same room. The way a live performance can make a space feel more human.

I think that was the beginning of the question that eventually became Indigo:

What if there was a place where music could feel close all the time?

Not loud for the sake of being loud. Not polished until everything human disappears. Not a room people simply pass through.

A space where the lights, the sound, the audience and the artist all matter.

I didn’t have the words for it yet. I didn’t have the Lounge in my head. I didn’t know that playlists, photography, pop-up ideas and listening-room concepts would all start connecting.

But looking back, this was the first thread.

A concert that made me want to move closer to live music, not as a spectator only, but as someone trying to understand why certain rooms stay with us.

See you in the Listening Room.