My ex-colleague Franklin was the inspiration for this – he asked me to make an image from a poem – “From the shore of my tears – a sea of stars”. No idea where it came from so shout out to Franklin for the inspiration. I added Turner and John Harris as the artists! Definitely got a Turner vibe in there – not sure how the chair legs crept in though.
It’s been fun lately to try recording some live solo jam sessions.
Always a bit nervous to make a post like this: Raw audio, no FX, no filters. It’s been nice to get out of town and find a bit of peace and quiet. Got some canine accompaniment that made me chuckle. “Just intonation” tunings in Bitwig make me want to trance out like La Monte Young.
Fun fact: If you shoot a video with your phone balanced on the table, your hands look huge! Live soundtracking this riff on the work of Henri Rousseau vs. John Harris’ sci-fi stylings.
A daily live jam for your delectation. Inspired by Seth Godin’s excellent The Practice, Julia Cameron’s classic, The Artist’s Way, and Stevie J. Posted some of these to Instagram, all to Soundcloud.
Started a new collaborative project with the awesome Janine A’Bear – Hexspeak! Our first demo video. More soon on our new site: https://hexspeak.co
A celebration of protest, dance, and movement.
In solidarity with people of all colours around the world. #BlackLivesMatter #BLM #StopAAPIHate
Musicians Theau, TPJ, Badrico, Fancyspectacles, Aryayawe, The Saxophone Warrior, Bill T | Jams powered by endlesss.fm.
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A daily gem of vintage cinema, with a brand new collaborative soundtrack created fresh every day for a month. Follow on: Youtube, Instagram, Facebook, Soundcloud, Twitter.
Psychedaily musicians Theau, TPJ, Badrico, Fancyspectacles, Aryayawe, The Saxophone Warrior, Bill T | Jams powered by endlesss.fm. | Film credit Kenneth Anger “Lucifer Rising”.
A psychedelic tour of Japan.
I moved to a town near Tokyo in 2016. Amazed by the alien environment and soundscape, I was inspired to make field-recordings, instruments, and music in response. The result is NIHON FOREVER – an electronic tribute to the intense synthetic and organic sounds of Japanese life – vehicles, people, robots, and insects.