Dissonance is the tension before the resolution—the clash of notes that makes music human, urgent, alive. It’s the tritone in jazz, the seventh chord in Mozart, the atonal rupture in Schoenberg.

But dissonance isn’t just sound. It’s cultural friction: the spark where tradition collides with progress, where voices refuse to harmonize with the status quo.

At The Dissonant, we don’t resolve the tension. We amplify it. Because disruption isn’t noise—it’s the first note of what comes next.