Here's a picture from one of today's sessions. I spent a couple hours this morning sampling from vinyl, performing beats on my keyboard, and so forth, but all of it was vanity. Then, before supper, I recorded a beat that actually turned out decently. I also recorded some guitar later on, around 8 PM.
Good news! CDs are now available at McNally Robinson in Saskatoon. You can find them in the local artists section of the music department. I thank McNally Robinson for this special opportunity.
This store has been around for most of my life. I remember my parents taking me there as a child. Having moseyed around the store today, I can confidently tell you that they have a superb collection. While some bookstores sell very few philosophy titles—to give just one example that is pertinent to this author—McNally Robinson has several shelves of them. I even spotted a pair of socks with Wassily Kandinsky's artwork on them. How cool is that?
No pictures for now. I have tried taking a picture of the CDs at the store and at home, but the quality is suspect in both instances lol. Maybe I'll get a good one some other time and post it later?
Happy Saturday,
Silent Music
Thanks to BeatsUnion for sharing some groovy video previews of "Submariner," "I Only See Hot-Air Balloons in the Morning," and "How It's Made" on Facebook.
Taciturn Headphonetics can be purchased for $5 on their website.
🚨 Free download alert! 🚨
"Submariner" has been posted on the Free Indie Music page of Jesusfreakhideout.com. (Currently, it's a few songs down from the top. Just scroll down and you'll find it.) Thanks to JFH for sharing it!
If you have not read the site's review for Taciturn Headphonetics yet, you can also do so here.
