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May

Blue Book #6 – Have You Ever

Posted by Daniel  Published in Album Songs, Folk Pop

So the challenge now becomes how to transition out of the instrumental middle of the album, back into the regular songs. I saw two possible paths: breaking glass or smooth fade. Breaking glass would mean smashing into the second half, as it were, with a hard, in-your-face number. Problem is there are no real hard [...]

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23

May

Blue Book #5 – Swimming

Posted by Daniel  Published in Album Songs, Folk Pop

What could come next except the middle of the album, the conceptual switching ground that I include almost pathologically as an homage to the Side A – Side B LPs of my youth?
This one has also gone through some changes that I find kind of interesting. It started life as a completely improvised piece created [...]

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16

May

Blue Book #4 – Anthem to Love

Posted by Daniel  Published in Album Songs, Folk Pop

Next up for your consideration is song #4. This is another one with some history. This song came to life in Russia almost four years ago, and started as a droney, meditative, acoustic guitar thing. In time it mutated into a bouncier piece with a touch of reggae in its DNA. Click here to listen [...]

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9

May

Blue Book #3 – Proverbs

Posted by Daniel  Published in Album Songs, Folk Pop

This one has been through a pretty public metamorphosis. For contrast: One year ago, raw and hard was the best I had. Fun to play, fun to make, but not entirely consistent with the spirit of the song, really. Click for the original post.
Months later, I was playing it with friends late at night, and [...]

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2

May

Blue Book #2 – So Many Things

Posted by Daniel  Published in Album Songs, Folk Pop

This album is collected from many years of songwriting, and most of these songs were in fact never meant to be recorded. I wrote them, well, just because. This has made assembling an album interesting, since I didn’t really start with a general theme or story behind the scenes.
Nevertheless, as if by magic, as I’ve [...]

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