Sometime the fall of 2014 or the spring of 2015, I met Catching The Westbound at The Wolf in Ballwin, MO. I remember when I saw them perform, I thought, “Wow, can she sing and can he play.” That simple Read More
After reading a post by Ari Herstand about song lyrics, I decided to make a lyrics page. The coincidental karma of the universe must have been working because I’d just finished editing a draft of a new songbook. The songbook Read More
New Album Audio The audio for the new album is recorded, mixed, and mastered. This time for mastering, as a opposed to Hallowed, the audio is intended for global streaming and use. Which means, it’s mastered toe -15 LKFS with Read More
In November, Michelle’s Cafe a restaurant in Eureka, MO, had the last open mic performance of the season. As one of the regular performers, the place has had a mix of performers including a local American Idol contestant and classic Read More
Simply Humble Folk is a duo from Alberta, Canada. I met them through Twitter and asked them about letting me share a song. After looking at their YouTube Channel, “Jaime Song” got my attention with its clear, direct video and Read More
I’ve been working on an EPK, Electronic Press Kit. Looking at what other artists do and seeing what gaps I had in materials, I finally have a completed version. Good news is it reduces some site clutter with pages by Read More
Nathan Jones is a singer-songwriter based in St. Louis, MO. I met Nathan at The Wolf in Ballwin, MO. Nathan is a solid performer and nice guy. Click the song’s play button and read about his song “Sugar Don’t Be Sweet.” The Read More
Starting this week, I’m going to add articles about original music–categorized Original Music Spotlight. Though the format will most likely be written with a music stream, I could do video or audio interviews and post those. Original Music Spotlight and Read More
With the site updates, the site icon had a nice skin graft. I noticed the new icon had a Minecraft imoji look. I blame my English degree on liking ambiguity. The icon had an ambiguous expression like a 2-bit, pixelated Read More
For a few months, the working title of my new album has been Jamais Vu. I like the idea of opposite of Deja Vu where the familiar seems unfamiliar. When thinking about that title the last couple weeks, a couple Read More
