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Clickity

Messing about with a beta of my brother’s upcoming photo app.

Baguette

Oh that incorrigible Ad Frank…

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Teaching an Old Song New Tricks

The latest offering at the Dplex Bandcamp site is one of my oldest songs. In addition to modernizing it (the original was recorded many, many years ago on a Tascam 4-track cassette recorder) I’ve made it a touch slower and sadder. This track is a free download until I release my next song.

You can download and listen to the original version of “Rainbow” in the Music section of this site, alongside many other songs from my archive. Newer songs are available (as always) on Bandcamp and SoundCloud. To say your support is appreciated would be an understatement.

Here We Go

Banged out on a borrowed piano, elaborated while pacing the floor of a borrowed December home. Composed during the holidays, but not of the holidays.

Download it at Bandcamp.

It’s Been Two Weeks

Time for a new song. This one is called “Stranded,” and for the following two weeks you can download it free here: Dplex on Bandcamp.

Huge and Bombastic and Heartfelt

Here’s a lovely article by Neal Gaiman about creativity and collaboration, and how difficult it all can be:
Neil Gaiman on Amanda Palmer & the Dresden Dolls – Spin

Shake Me Loose

I finally completed my first new track in a while, and I’m pretty happy with it:

“Shake Me Loose” is available to download for free until I complete my next song, probably in about two weeks. Go get it at the dplex Bandcamp page.

More From the Brain Bank

Another work in progress posted to SoundCloud:

Some Minor Tinkering

I’ve gone through the music links and cleaned things up; I had noticed some MP3s weren’t coming up when clicked.

I’ve also posted a brief excerpt from a work-in-progress on SoundCloud:

Now I Know Why Telekon Makes Me Thirsty

Possibly the all time greatest matchup of product and celebrity.

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(via Synthtopia)