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Wait for the rest
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I recorded the drum parts to this track in an abandoned civic center that has since been torn down.
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I had the hardest time being "okay" with this being the second song on the album; it's a long drone piece, definitely not something that would engage a casual listener. If that's you, sorry.
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you're going to hear a lot of organ inspired sounds on this album, FYI
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Honestly nothing I can say about this track will do it justice, I'm not really worthy enough to attempt something this serious and meaningful.
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The 'finale' of the first half of the album; congratulations!
Also, there are tiny parts of this track that I recorded on a toy piano from the 50s that was gifted to me, if you're in the mood for some interesting(?) trivia.
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My good friend Jonathan Gore is fantastic at making his friend's uke bass sing on this track.
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Grow Him, Immortal
05:31
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All credit and love goes to the fantastic Ray Bradbury for writing beautiful words that I can steal and put on songs of mine.
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Song for JCW
02:38
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Joke song title that stuck; whoops.
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An impediment to the Leg
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1/2
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Not to the Will
03:36
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2/2
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Bird Seed
04:03
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This is actually the "oldest" track on this album; I made this one way back in 2012/2013. I'm amazed that, despite my style changing significantly over the years, this one has found a place.
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"you are the rock and the star....and don't you forget it." I hope this album has brought you some semblance of positivity, and that you'll pass that positivity onto someone else! Get out there and love.
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Adipsia Rochester, New York
Eclectic Electronic Ambient, recently relocated to Rochester NY.
Crafting emotional environments with experimental songwriting, powerful rhythm, and a unique atmosphere.
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