This is new. This is experimental. This is for fun.
I shared a few brief instrumental songs that I called doodles in this year's Song-A-Day event. These doodles came from a process I developed over a stretch of Sunday mornings basically as part of the breakfast routine. My girls would sit on the couch and read a book (or more likely: play a video game) and I'd create something with a guitar, delay pedal, and looping pedal.
Eventually I got smart and started recording the resulting compositions on my phone. At some point later this year, I stumbled onto those recordings and those sounds instantly brought me back to Sunday morning. So think of it as a holiday gift (yes, you may re-gift this if it's not your thing - seriously: find someone who might appreciate this and send it over to them).
Here's what I wrote on Bandcamp...
I created these doodles at home as part of my Sunday morning routine that also included coffee, a newspaper, and making breakfast for my girls. These compositions are conceived in the moment and barely captured using the voice memo app on my phone.
The resulting Lo-fi recordings are special to me because they capture the time and place where our lives took a turn toward a "new" direction.
The background noise, voices, creaking chairs and room sounds are part of the charm for me - listening to these could transport us right back to our living room in the 2014-2018 range. Get comfy, settle-in, let's see where this goes.
What do you think?
Keep your eyes peeled for the next post in the #MyMusical2018 series: "Other shows"
The result: four minutes and six seconds of HELL.
Go ahead and download 20091015_hell_001.mp3 (~5mb) for your own nefarious purposes.
Blast it on the home hi-fi during the trick-or-treat hours and see how many kit-kats you have leftover. Let me know how you use HELL.
Enjoy! See you in hell.
