Converse is ready to record bands.  Could be something good.  Do you have Chucks? Check it out here:

Rubber Tracks- Recording Studio provided by Converse.

If you celebrate Kwanzaa, you may be interested in the new”7 Days of Kwanzaa Song.”

The song is available on iTunes , Tunecore and also received a write-up in the New York Post.

Piano Musings

The piano–such a versatile instrument.  Listen to anything from a Bach Invention to the latest Coldplay album and you’ll hear it.  Lift up it’s lid and it never ceases to amaze. Strings of grand proportion delicately wound from thick to thin, ready to be plucked, modified or played conventionally with keys connected to a simple felt hammer striking ever so precisely to provide us with an array of massive resonating overtones.  And when it sits quietly, the anticipation of it’s next sound makes it seem as if it has taken on an almost human persona……

Volume 1

The Acoustic Cafe Series is available at www.summitsongs.com and also on iTunes and cdfreedom.com

This acoustic set is a collection of intimate coffee house songs.   We like to think of the collection as a pairing similar to that of blue jeans and coffee, or wine with candlelight, maybe hot chocolate on a cold and windy day.   Simple and inviting….

Three artists are on the collection: Bron Hogan, Judith de los Santos and Justin Sheehy.  Find out more about them and listen to the collection at www.summitsongs.com.

Excerpt of lyrics from ” Angels All Around Her” performed by Bron Hogan

” She’s got angels all around her, colored lights appear from nowhere Problems seem to solve themselves, clouds form around the skyline everywhere With such beauty and grace, like a wrap around her delicate face Angels all around her, she just looks above, and the rest is love….” (© Summit Songs Music Group LLC)

Bass pumping…drums pounding…guitars screaming….adrenaline soaring.   Ahh, living vicariously through a song. There’s a quote from Picasso that says [paraphrase] we seize power from art forms because they give form to our desires.   Which is the reality—which is the art form???

Ponder his description of a person holding a fork and how we either perceive the subject as the fork with the person as the background or the person as the subject with the fork as part of the landscape.   Maybe it depends on what time you get up in the morning and whether you have studied 5.1 surround sound.   On that subject, I think someone in the world may be on the brink of discovering an amazing new concept in the field of multimedia— well beyond gaming.    Until next time…