February 2009
11 posts
A song I wrote last week…. about our...
WatchFound this on Andrew Sullivan’s Daily Dish, one of my fav blogs. I recently got a looping pedal, and am pretty close to being able to replicate this action.
That was a lie right up there. I’m not even close to this, but it certainly is inspiring. Ahhh looping, you source of endless fun you.
The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan (February 27, 2009) - Mental Health Break
TED Conference: Elizabeth Gilbert, "Eat, Pray,... →
Elizabeth Gilbert challenging the notion that creativity equals crazy.
That following what is inside you and listening to your “calling” to be an artist, or writer, poet, singer, welder, whatever, will NOT inevidably lead to your downfall and probable depression or drug overdose at worst.
Instead, this is really the only sane option you have. How can you not listen to that voice...
my record...
is going to be amazing. And I can’t believe I’m saying this.
I feel odd being so excited about something I’ve recorded. The past two recording projects I’ve done have been just…well….good. Not too honest, not too real, not too earth shattering. I know people have enjoyed them and I don’t mean to dump on their enjoyment, but honestly, I’ve never been...
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Or….you can listen here
The songs above are off of my EP from 2007, entitled Till Now (produced and engineered by Bill Bell- Jason Mraz, Justin Nozuka)
Enjoy!
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I'm apparently a bad blogger.
I have been informed that my lack of posting is killing the hot momentum of my blog. Literally, tens of people are disappointed that my newest and most compelling thoughts are not available for immediate consumption. To both of you, I’m sorry.
Okay, but really, some amazing stuff has happened the past couple days.
#1. I licensed a song for a movie.
eeeeeeek!
#2. Just One of the Guys was...
Chill the f out.
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Try this. It’s amazing… i promise.
“Nobody sees a flower, really, it is so small. We haven’t time - and to see...”
– Georgia O’Keeffe
Listening is harder than we think....
An amazing time to start anything is at 3:20 am, after taking a benadryl. boom.
Tonight i did the NY songwriting circle at the Bitter End. I haven’t played there in a couple of years, since I first started playing in NYC, and it was kind of homey, and kind of odd, and kind of nice.
But you should know that songwriter circles, or singers in the round, or really, anything in the round, is...
