Carole & Tuesday

"When it comes to researching the human brain in order to control emotions using AI, music and politics are very much alike."— Jerry Egan

It's been fifty years since humans colonized Mars. Cities akin to Tokyo and New York are populated with an array of immigrants from Earth, and natives recently born there. Technology crowds every facet of life—from streets, to homes where an android or robot pet is commonplace. Thanks to artificial intelligence, people don’t have to put as much effort into working, thinking, or even creating anymore. "99% of modern hits are produced by AI," a... read more

IN BRIEF: in a slightly different reality where we managed to colonize Mars fifty years ago, two teen girls from very different backgrounds are both drawn to the music scene in their desire to make and share their folksy sound. Carole is a refugee from Earth, and an orphan who has been on her own for years. Tuesday is the sheltered daughter of a top Martian politician, and has run away from home to escape the restrictions on her life. Together, they navigate finding a manager, producing a song (and then an album), appearing on the Martian equivalent of American Idol, having their first read more