some random ish playing with a couple piano samples. also obligatory jayz and biggie.

Experiments

Get Itemz (Rough Draft)

I can tell the difference between
Cold water from the well and sweet gasoline
Cause I watched as my skin turned pale
In your briar of curls
And in this bed of nails

You think you’re cool sittin’ there spittin’ fire don’t you
Well I can’t wait till your friends see the liar in you
I didn’t want to blame anybody but me
But you can’t act like that 
And expect an apology from me

I met a man once who told me to write what was true
I guess I let him down when I wrote this song all about you

How do I reach you
So high upon your shelf
How do I hear you
You don’t speak for yourself
How do I fix you
Broken in and of itself
And how do I love you
When I really don’t love myself

Sweet Gasoline

When lead guitarist/vocalist Jack Harmon invited then drum virgin Michael Silva over for a first time jam session, the two realized their musicianship held great chemistry thus creating a hobby into a career. A year and five band titles later, Jack and Michael considered asking their mutual friend, Loren Acosta to join the band. Loren had just placed first in a Video/Audio Production State Competition for producing audio with teammate, Michael Silva, and was then in a college music class with Jack Harmon proving himself to be a likely candidate to play bass in the band which widened 200 Proof's bandwidth. Soon after, Jack and Loren invited classmate and trumpeter Kaitlin Simoneau into the band. Not only did Kaitlin's skilled trumpet playing increase dynamic to the band but she also gave a great amount of musical tips and tricks which improved the flow of the music and the musicianship of the band.

The four piece band has had the luxury to record to tape and is currently in the mixing process for their upcoming album, titled "Pick Your Poison" to be released this fall (2014).

Sweet Gasoline

200 Proof.

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