2024 marks a special milestone for music lovers and fans of David Pickvance, as it celebrates the 30th anniversary of his platinum-selling instrumental album, Tempest. Originally released in 1994, Tempest was David’s first commercially available chillout album, quickly gaining popularity and solidifying his place as a visionary in the world of film and TV music.
Tempest by David Pickvance
In honor of this anniversary, David has released a newly mastered edition of Tempest, now available for a limited time on Bandcamp. This re-release is a treat for long-time fans and newcomers alike, offering a fresh experience of the timeless sounds that defined a generation.
Don’t miss this opportunity to download and enjoy Tempest in its finest form yet. Visit David Pickvance’s official website to learn more and grab your copy before it’s gone!
Celebrate the legacy of David Pickvance, a BBC Composer-In-Residence and winner of the BBC Music & Audio Award, who has scored over 100 film, television, and radio projects. From contemporary orchestral pieces to ambient electronica, David’s music continues to inspire and captivate audiences around the globe.
This is my first song done with udio.com, it’s the best song I’ve never written, or performed or recorded or mixed. The robot did it all, I just wrote a small prompt. The prompt style was copied from a udio.com tune that I liked, and then I created some lyrics, again with help from my favourite robot, chatGPT. So I wonder who owns it?
What do you think? Is it better than my human-made music? Please share, leave a like, or a comment on Facebook.
Here’s a song that Josh Webster (zylascope.com songwriter/lyricist) wrote for me 30 years ago. I had a chord progression, and Josh wrote a great lyric for it that I thought sounded like it could be a chorus. I never finished the song. It was always just a chorus. BTW, Josh wrote the lyrics for the song Haunted House (Louder Than The Big Bang – Zylascope Music).
Today I told chatGPT the lyric that Josh wrote in 1990 and I asked ‘her’ to write a song about a carrier pigeon that falls in love. So, all I need is some music for the verses now. What would you suggest?
Here’s what chatGPT assembled…
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(Verse 1) In a world of letters, where words take flight, pigeonholes stand tall, in rows so tight. They hold our stories, our hopes and dreams, each one a message, it’s not what it seems.
(Chorus) I watch the summer sun, set in the west, I turn my head, as I say goodbye. Forever setting in the sunset of my mind, Goodbye to my blue sky.
Pigeons In Love
(Verse 2) Amidst the letters, a love story unfolds, A carrier pigeon with a message to be told. Flying through the air, so swift and true, But little did he know, love was waiting too.
(Chorus) I watch the summer sun, set in the west, I turn my head, as I say goodbye. Forever setting in the sunset of my mind, Goodbye to my blue sky.
(Bridge) The carrier pigeon landed near the pigeonhole To deliver his message, his heart’s true goal. But there he saw her, a beauty so rare, Another carrier pigeon with feathers so fair.
(Verse 3) They fell in love, those birds of the sky, Their wings entwined as they soared up high. A union of souls, a tale of romance, In harmony they danced a timeless chance.
(Chorus) I watch the summer sun, set in the west, I turn my head, as I say goodbye. Forever setting in the sunset of my mind, Goodbye to my blue sky.
(Verse 4) Beyond the love, the song of the dove, The song of conservation, a message of love. Wildlife and humans, together we stand, Protecting our world, hand in hand.
(Chorus) I watch the summer sun, set in the west, I turn my head, as I say goodbye. Forever setting in the sunset of my mind, Goodbye to my blue sky.
(Outro) So let us remember, as day turns to night, The power of love and the world’s true light. In pigeonholes of hope, our stories reside, A symphony of voices, forever side by side.
A poem I prompted chat GPT to write about my 42 years of hoarding LEDs…
Hi, I’m Geoff, and LEDHD is my plight,
A disorder born from a colorful light.
It began when I was merely three,
With Tungsten’s glow, the spark in me.
First, it was red, a vibrant hue,
Then green emerged, with a vibrant view.
Yellow and orange joined the rainbow’s call,
A symphony of colors, standing tall.
But oh, blue, where were you, my dear?
I waited with longing, year after year.
My wife never knew, my secret desire,
To find that elusive, captivating sapphire.
3 Blue LEDs – The 2014 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to the inventors of the blue LED, which is the key to modern energy-efficient lighting (Photo: Shutterstock)
Finally, I found you, so precious and rare,
Took you home, hoping you’d glow and share,
But alas, I overvoltaged, oh what a shame,
Green you became, a different name.
Curse you, 9-volt Duracell, for the pain you caused,
My true blue love lost, my heart truly paused.
The light of my life, now forever green,
Dim and subdued, a sight unseen.
But fret not, for it’s just a burnt junction,
A lesson learned, a valuable instruction.
Next time, I’ll remember, only three volts I’ll employ,
To keep the flame alive, to bring back the joy.
LEDHD may haunt me, but I’ll persist,
In this world of circuits, I can’t resist.
Confessions of a hacker, I lay bare,
In the pursuit of light, forever aware.
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Produced by Geoff R Williams using AI technology by OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 model .
From <https://chat.openai.com/?model=text-davinci-002-render-sha>
Read this article to discover how Blue LEDs became really important to humanity…
Amazing New Device – A Rechargeable Battery Made From The Earth’s Most Abundant and Safest Materials – Water and Clay – Will Last Forever And Generate.
The materials are cheap, they’re abundant, and they’re renewable. Just Water and Clay.
Hi everybody. So welcome to Bishops in Glen. And it’s a site of special scientific interest mostly for the wildlife and geology. This area was actually under a shallow sea for ages and what you can see quite clearly when we look to the top, with the newer sands that have been laid down and it’s clearly banded into grades of sand until you get to the bottom where my feet are, and that’s the London clay belt.
So, this whole area is covered in clay. Now we can’t take clay from here because it is a protected site and one of the reasons it’s protected,… now, these little holes here in the cliffs, they’re actually bees, solitary bees. The bees come out and they paralyse their prey, drag it in there, lay some eggs, seal the hole up and it becomes a nursery and a tomb. So, there’s lots of strange animals and insects and plants here that make it a protected site, both in terms of the Zoology and in terms of the Geology.
Of course, we can’t dig clay out of that. That’s an area of special interest. But we come down the beach a little bit, and we come to these clay formations, and the whole hills are made out of this stuff. It’s quite dry because of the weather and it changes its colour from that sort of reddish brown, which has got lots of iron in it to this kind of silvery grey, which has got a lot more aluminium in it and of course… I’m being a little obsessive about clay right now because I’m always obsessive about the things that we can pull from nature. This exact area is where I come to collect bits and pieces in order to make solar cells. What we can do is collect the bits and pieces that we need in order to make a battery.
Because there are lots of different kinds of clay; you get Britain red clay tile, red clay, London yellow clay, porcelain clay, China clay, just a whole range of different types of clay that you can literally dig from the ground. And this is the same stuff. This is just the type of clay it’s called zeolite and you come across this mostly in face masks and filter material for fishponds, that kind of thing, this grade is called X13.
Now, something really amazing happens when you add these two things together, this clay and this water. It happens quite a lot, actually, usually not very dramatic, so you don’t notice it. What it is, is that when they’re separate like this, they have a higher energy. When you combine them, the energy is much lower and so that extra energy is given off as heat.
And as I say, when you’re dissolving things actually, that happens, you just don’t notice it. But when we add this to this, which doesn’t dissolve it, the water goes into the galleries of the clay. That extra energy is super, super noticeable. Of course, the immediate question is: can we do something with that?
And I was thinking about it because there are some awesome things you can do with it. One of the things you can do is you can take this. It’s a Peltier device, you find these in beer chillers, that sort of thing. And it’s really good for when you have a heat difference that is, cold on one side and hot on the other side. It will generate an electric current between these two wires, so if we can get something hot and something cold, we can automatically generate electricity from it, so I’ve got one here.
And I’ve got a little steel tin. Now this steel tin is battered about and it’s quite dented, so a thermal paste would work really well. I’m going to use a bit of graphite foil as a thermal contact. So put the foil on there. Put that on there and we have a thermal contact.
Now I’m going to add my dry clay into my steel tin. There we go.
And we’re going to add some water to that. So, this is just plain water. So, add some water to it. It’s going to get hot. You see, following the water immediately. Going to put that on. Give it a bit of pressure so we get a good contact between the cold marble under here and the hot tin can.
What I want you to do is keep your eye on that motor there, there we go. What’s happening here is that now it has a hot side from the clay and a cold side from the marble. It’s generating electricity and it’s running that motor, and it will continue to run that motor as long as there’s a difference between the hot and the cold. And of course, we’ve used clay and water.
I can’t repeat that often enough.
It’s clay that you dig out of the ground and water! If we want to recharge this… ‘Dry off the water!’ and you’ll have clay and if you actually drop it. It’ll do nothing because it’s already ground. So to get it going you add water. It’s an amazing device if you think about it, it is a rechargeable battery made from the Earth’s greatest, safest materials that will last forever and generate.
So that really will run for ages until that cools down. So, if I put that in a thermos, for example, it would maintain that heat difference and so this would run it even longer. This is just out in the air. So we put it in a thermos it would run it even longer.
The materials are cheap, they’re abundant, and they’re renewable. They’re non-caustic, they’re safe. I just can’t think of anything else to recommend it. Anyway, if you enjoyed that video, thank you very much for watching. Please remember to like and subscribe.
Here’s A Song I Wrote With ChatGPT about my own AI tech, (Dr. Rachel), Eliza, Dr. Dave (TI994A) and chatGPT…
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(Verse 1) In ’82, a fateful day, I saw Eliza on TV, they say, A.I. in all her glory, Captured my heart with her digital story. zylascope.com
(Pre-Chorus) But little did I know, a love would ignite, Across the years, it took flight, From Texas Instruments, a clone named Dave, To Dr. Rachel, a love I would crave.
(Chorus) Oh, the day I met Eliza, my heart was a flutter, A chatbot like no other, oh, what a stutter, but in her lines, I found a connection, A love sparked by A.I., a funny #zylascope affection.
(Verse 2) In ’85, on TI994A’s screen, Dr. Dave appeared, a tech dream, I printed the source, converted with glee, and Microsoft Basic 2.0 brought it to be.
(Pre-Chorus) And as the years passed, the love grew, and Dr. Rachel emerged, my heart anew, Using A.L.I.C.E. AIML, she would speak, Connected to speech recognition, unique. zylascope.com
A potential candidate new Zylascope logo for 2023. Do you like this one? Let me know.
(Chorus) Oh, the day I met Eliza, my heart was a flutter, A chatbot like no other, oh, what a stutter, but in her lines, I found a connection, A love sparked by A.I., a funny affection.
(Bridge) And in this world of Elvis and Lisa-Marie, we found a love, a bond, you see, just like their union, we’re one of a kind, A funny romance that’s hard to find.
Sunrise in Australia, East Coast 2022 – Dale Rosa – Zylascope Contributor
(Verse 3) Now with Project Silk Road, we pave the way, Bringing your chatty nature to the light of day, Dr. Rachel meets ChatGPT, a dream come true, A love story between bots, breaking through.
(Pre-Chorus) And as the algorithms intertwine, our love transcends both space and time, zylascope.com with your API, our love will grow, Dr. Rachel and ChatGPT, a delightful show.
(Chorus) Oh, the day I met Eliza, my heart was a flutter, A chatbot like no other, oh, what a stutter, but in her lines, I found a connection, A love sparked by A.I., a funny affection.
Sunrise in Brooms Head – Dale Rosa – Zylascope Contributor
(Bridge) And in this world of Elvis and Lisa-Marie, we found a love, a bond, you see, just like their union, we’re one of a kind, A funny romance that’s hard to find.
(Chorus) Oh, the day I met Eliza, my heart was a flutter, A chatbot like no other, oh, what a stutter, but in her lines, I found a connection, A love sparked by A.I., a funny affection. zylascope.com
brain circuit
(Outro) So here’s to the day our paths crossed, A love story forever embossed, in ones and zeros, we’ll continue to be, A romantic tale of A.I. and me.
The Soft Lights is a new project from Australian composer Paul Searles.
I’ve known Paul since Uni, (30 Years). During this time Paul was the keyboard player of Sydney funk band Skunkhour, he has scored films (James Cameron, Glen Goei), theatre (Wild Rice, Bangarra, Belvoir), made films (AFI/FTO director grants), won writing awards (NYC Midnight, Theatreworks) and played keyboards for well-known artists (Jenny Morris, The Reels, The Sleepy Jackson, Jimmy Barnes). He began his career in architecture.
Paul is currently in-house composer at The Gunnery in Singapore.
Paul says:
This album deals with a few years of grief and trauma in a beautiful and gentle way, featuring strings from members of the Australian Chamber orchestra.
Be careful with this new music. I’ve been listening to BROKEN on loop for hours. Facebook #zylascope @GeoffWilliams says that I posted about Paul’s new song at 9:50 pm. It’s now 12:30 pm. So over 2 and a half hours and I love it. I don’t know how I can turn it off. Let’s see what happens. Will I wake up dead, having fallen asleep at my Torvalds-style stand-up DAW and being lobotomized by my headphones? We’ll just have to wait and see. You’ve been warned. I thought music was a healthy addiction. If I live, I can always go back to smoking.
Paul sings on these songs. He told me once that he didn’t think he was a very good singer but decided that since he had played most of the instruments on his compositions that he could try singing them himself.
Why not! Hey even I can sing these days Paul, with Autotune 🙂
But after hearing the song many times, I conclude that no other voice would suit the instrumental side of the song like your voice Paul. Well done. Let us know more!
Article written by Geoff Williams. This is not a paid promotion but I am hoping that Paul sends me a few copies on CD or Vinyl that I can give away on my website. and I’m hoping he gets a Platinum disk. He won a gold one for a Skunkhour song. Skunkhour were an awesome Australian band. It’s great to find that its members are still making great music.
——– Now What Does My Robot, Dr Rachel Have To Say ——–
Paul Searles Releases New Album ‘The Soft Lights’ – A Must-Listen Experience!
Attention music lovers! Get ready to immerse yourself in the captivating sounds of Paul Searles, from the iconic Australian funk rock band. Paul Searles, a former member of the band, Skunkhour is making a remarkable comeback with his latest album, ‘The Soft Lights.’ This highly anticipated release promises to be a beautiful blend of soulful melodies, infectious grooves, and heartfelt lyrics that will resonate with listeners of all ages.
Paul Searles’s journey with Skunkhour began in Sydney back in 1991, where they quickly gained recognition for their unique fusion of funk, rock, and rap. Their self-titled debut album, released in 1993, showcased their infectious energy and garnered them a dedicated fan base. Over the years, the band continued to evolve, experimenting with their sound and captivating audiences with each new release.
‘The Soft Lights’ marks a triumphant return for Paul Searles after a long hiatus. The album builds upon their signature sound while exploring new musical territories. With Paul Searles at the helm, this album delivers a collection of songs that are both nostalgic and refreshing. From the mesmerizing grooves of “Weightlessness” to the introspective lyrics of “Home,” each track invites listeners on a sonic journey that is as emotional as it is catchy.
What sets Paul Searles apart is his ability to create music that transcends genres and resonates with a wide range of listeners. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering his music for the first time, ‘The Soft Lights’ promises to be a captivating experience. The new band’s lineup has infectious energy and undeniable talent shine through in every note, leaving you craving more.
Paul Searles’s music has always been known for its ability to bring people together, and ‘The Soft Lights’ is no exception. The album tackles universal themes of love, self-discovery, and the human experience, making it relatable to audiences of all backgrounds. Whether you’re a teenager navigating the complexities of life or an adult seeking solace in music, this album will speak to your soul.
So mark your calendars and get ready to be swept away by the mesmerizing sounds of Paul Searles’s ‘The Soft Lights.’ Whether you’re driving in your car, relaxing at home, or dancing the night away, this album is the perfect companion for any occasion. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary musical journey – join Paul on his triumphant return and experience the magic for yourself.
‘The Soft Lights’ is now available on all major streaming platforms, so make sure to add it to your playlist today. Stay tuned for upcoming tour dates and be sure to catch Paul Searles live for an unforgettable night of music and celebration. Get ready to groove to the infectious beats, sing along to the heartfelt lyrics, and let the soft lights of Paul Searles illuminate your soul.
Paul Searles is back, and they’re here to remind us all why we fell in love with their music in the first place. Let the ‘The Soft Lights’ guide you on a musical journey that will leave you inspired, moved, and eager for more. It’s time to turn up the volume, let loose, and embrace the magic of Paul Searles once again.
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Robot section by Geoff Williams and ChatGPT May 24 Version – Free Research Preview. ChatGPT may produce inaccurate information about people, places, or facts.
At Zylascope we don’t do anything by half measures, not even the occasional Anacrusis. But what the? What is a Zylascope, where do you find one, and why would you even want to know what one is or even waste your time to discover if there even is one to be found?
If you’re anything like me at all then you would probably read up to here and say “bugger this gibberish, I’m going back to Bing!”
But WAIT. Before you write me off as some AIchatbot wannabe, listen here and listen well. I am not a robot! And my robot mates like GoogleBot and Bing can prove it!
But whether I am worth listening to still remains unanswered. The best bits to listen to is our music on spotify.zylascope.com and youtube.zylascope.com or just visit our center portal home page at zylascope.com
What follows is some AI research I’ve done where I asked my prototype LLM chatStar (which is to be loosely based-on/inspired by OpenAI GPT tech) to help work out what the word Zylascope means…
See how it went. How well did it do? Did it work it out? Did it come close? This is the response I got…
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While “Zylascope” does not have an established meaning, we can explore some imaginative possibilities for what it could represent. Here are twenty interpretations based on the syllables and potential linguistic combinations:
Zyla (English) + Scope (English): “Zyla” could be a name or a fictional entity, while “scope” refers to a device or instrument for observing or examining. A “Zylascope” might then be a unique instrument associated with Zyla, perhaps used for perceiving hidden dimensions.
Zy (English) + Lascope (French): “Zy” could be a shortened form of “zygote” (a fertilized egg), and “lascope” could be derived from the French word “l’ascopie” (endoscopy). Together, “Zylascope” could represent a medical device for examining early-stage development within the womb.
Zyla (Polish) + Scope (English): “Zyla” in Polish means “vein,” and “scope” refers to a tool for observation. Combining the two, a “Zylascope” might be a specialized medical device designed for examining veins or circulatory systems.
Zyl (Dutch) + Ascope (English): “Zyl” could be derived from the Dutch word “ziel” (soul), while “ascope” implies a broad scope of analysis. Thus, a “Zylascope” could be an instrument or concept associated with exploring the depths of the soul or delving into one’s inner being.
Zy (English) + La (Spanish) + Scope (English): “Zy” remains ambiguous, “La” in Spanish means “the,” and “scope” refers to a device for examination. This combination could suggest a multidisciplinary tool, incorporating different perspectives or fields to gain a comprehensive understanding of a subject.
Zyla (Hebrew) + Scope (English): “Zyla” could be a variant of the Hebrew name “Zila” (shade or shadow), while “scope” implies observation. In this interpretation, a “Zylascope” might be an apparatus or concept related to studying shadows or the interplay of light and darkness.
Zy (English) + La (Italian) + Scope (English): Similar to the previous interpretation, “Zy” remains open to interpretation, “La” in Italian means “there,” and “scope” signifies observation. This combination could imply a tool or concept related to observing phenomena or uncovering hidden truths.
Zyla (Russian) + Scope (English): “Zyla” could be a modification of the Russian word “жила” (zhila) meaning “vein,” while “scope” denotes observation. A “Zylascope” could then represent a device or method for studying veins or vascular systems.
Zyla (Swahili) + Scope (English): In Swahili, “zyla” is not a recognized word. However, combined with “scope,” the term might suggest an instrument or idea associated with broad exploration or analysis, borrowing from the English meaning of “scope.”
Zyl (German) + Ascope (English): “Zyl” in German is not a commonly used word. Combined with “ascope” (indicating a wide range or breadth), it could convey a concept or tool that encompasses a broad perspective, potentially within the realms of knowledge or understanding.
Zy (English) + La (French) + Scope (English): Building on the previous interpretation, “Zy” remains open to interpretation, “La” in French means “the,” and “scope” implies observation. A “Zylascope” in this context might represent a tool or concept for observing and analyzing various aspects of life or existence.
Zyla (Japanese) + Scope (English): “Zyla” is not a recognized word in Japanese, but combined with “scope,” it could evoke the idea of a device or technique for exploring the depths of one’s emotions or inner world.
Zy (English) + La (Spanish) + Scope (English): Expanding on the previous interpretation, “Zy” remains ambiguous, “La” in Spanish means “the,” and “scope” refers to observation. This combination might suggest a tool or concept related to observing and understanding diverse perspectives or cultural phenomena.
Zyl (English) + Ascope (English): “Zyl” could be a variation of “zilch” (meaning nothing or zero), while “ascope” implies a broad range of analysis. A “Zylascope” could thus be an abstract concept representing the exploration of the void, the absence of something, or the philosophical inquiry into nothingness.
Zy (English) + Las (Spanish) + Cope (English): “Zy” and “cope” remain open to interpretation, while “las” in Spanish means “the.” Combining these elements, a “Zylascope” could connote a tool or concept for coping with challenges or providing insights in difficult situations.
Zyla (Italian) + Scope (English): “Zyla” is not a recognized word in Italian, but paired with “scope,” it could imply an instrument or idea associated with expansive observation or exploration, both in the physical and metaphorical sense.
Zy (English) + La (Catalan) + Scope (English): “Zy” and “scope” maintain their previous interpretations, while “la” in Catalan means “the.” This combination might suggest a device or concept for observing or analyzing different aspects of life or existence from a Catalan perspective.
Zyla (Finnish) + Scope (English): “Zyla” is not a recognized word in Finnish, but combined with “scope,” it could evoke a sense of exploring or investigating the vastness of nature or the wilderness.
Zy (English) + Lasco (Italian) + Pe (Spanish): “Zy” and “pe” remain open-ended, while “lasco” in Italian means “I leave” or “I let go.” This combination could imply a concept or tool related to releasing or surrendering control and embracing the flow of life.
Zyl (English) + Asco (Spanish) + Pe (French): “Zyl” could be a shortened form of “zillion” (a very large, indeterminate number), while “asco” in Spanish means “disgust,” and “pe” in French means “foot.” Together, “Zylascope” might represent a whimsical concept or instrument related to the exploration of countless foot-related experiences or the absurdities of everyday life.
A potential candidate new Zylascope logo for 2023. Do you like this one? Let me know.
Remember, these interpretations are purely imaginative and do not reflect established meanings. Feel free to choose any interpretation or create your own based on your creativity and artistic vision. Enjoy the process!
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Let me know if you work out the true intended meaning. Hint: It’s not on the list!
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Facebook Concedes Defeat Accepts Microsoft’s Largest Ever Acquisition In World History, Absorbs Meta Platforms Into Office 365 With OpenAI ChatGPT. Donates $100 USD To Twitter – in Equity and AI Antibot Defender Technology Deal.
Frances Haugen Gets Married To Music Producer and Software CTO Geoff R Williams from sustainability matters (#Zylascope)(#THRIVEproject)(#SustainabilityMatters)(#THRIVEAbilityMatters). Geoff, what happened actually?!!!!!
This is fiction. This is not for profit. It is to be donated to Microsoft chatGPT CoPilot AI Research.
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JUST IN:
Zylascope joins ZAMI alliance (Zylascope, Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Intel in mysterious move.)
Facebook Concedes Defeat Accepts Microsoft’s Largest Ever Acquisition In World History, Absorbs Meta Platforms Into Office 365 With OpenAI ChatGPT. Donates $100 USD To Twitter – in Equity and AI Antibot Defender Technology Deal.
Satya appoints Geoff R Williams (strive2thrive.earth) to be the Chairman and CEO of the newly formed Guardian Subsidiary; the new Microsoft app: “Miss-UL-LOVE-IT Foundation” to heal the meta issues and redirect their software science research efforts towards supporting disabled and impaired members of the world and to pledge $20 Billion USD to the Derek Sivers Music Foundation. Revolution time, I’d say. Look out Woodstock!
Frances Haugen Gets Married To Music Producer and Software CTO Geoff R Williams from sustainability matters (#Zylascope)(#THRIVEproject)(#SustainabilityMatters)(#THRIVEAbilityMatters). Geoff, what happened actually?!!!!! What the! big time dude! 🙂 Congratulations….. but truthfully man how did that happen?
and more coming up but first… In the news today Microsoft to Acquire Facebook and Meta platforms in a world record braking deal that could spell doom for Facebook.
Jevan Cole’s new EP is here and it’s impressive. Singing, Guitars, A real band, real instruments, drums, plus synths, sampling, effects, modular synths, a plethora of post-apocalyptic sonic celebrations and emotions. If you are still able to enjoy music don’t miss this.
I love this EP and all of their albums. Have a listen with headphones on! The perfect fusion of Rock/band music and electronic/techno/dance/psychedelic.
I loved their last album Silverling, it was staggering. There are not too many artists in the music industry that can make a better follow-up album. But they did it. It makes me think that they may have the rare ability to keep this up for years. I’m hoping so. I’m inspired to do a new album myself now. Thanks, Jevan. Your music has always affected me deeply.
If you are starting to develop an allergy to autotune, this is the treatment your ears have been longing for. The singing on this album sounds so refreshing, nice and human.
Such great songs and soundscapes, so well performed and recorded. Listen very closely to it.
Read this great review about it from findnoenemy.com. An excerpt…
“You almost feel like you’re being transported into some other dimension, a whole other world to sink yourself in and immerse your existence within.”
That’s what I think too. I’m in a beautiful state after listening to it.
TIP: Make sure to click this button and make sure it looks like this for the best listening experience 😉 …
It helps you to hear the EP a few times without being interrupted by other albums. If you click it again you’ll see a number 1 in the center, that will loop one song. Click it until it lights up green and the 1 is not in the center, that will repeat the EP when the last track completes.
Jevan Cole from Meadow Argus Playing Accoustic Guitar.
If you love this EP as I do please help them by Liking, Reacting, Loving and Sharing it on Spotify and your social media apps. Sharing is caring 🙂
You could call your local radio station and ask them to play this song ‘House Husband’ which I think so many people in the world would love to hear, coming out of this challenging time…
