Oldie I always forget about. Or rather, that I always forget to remember.

Forget To Remember (rough demo, 2009)

Fresh tune, written with Nicholas Zork and Selena Garcia, engineered by Sam Wadsworth, produced / mixed / mastered by Aaron Beaumont.

Summer Sun (co-written w/ Nicholas Zork and Selena Garcia)

Recorded live at Hard Drive Studios, North Hollywood. Produced by the Mots Nouveaux. Engineered and co-produced by Doug Messenger. Mastered by Bernie Grundman. No computers were harmed in the making of this record.

Personnel
Emma Fitzpatrick: vocals, hand claps
Aaron Beaumont: vocals, piano, celeste, hand claps
Cooper Appelt: bass, hand claps
Rob Humphreys: drums, percussion, hand claps
Erik Carlson: guitar, hand claps
Paul Nowell: trombone, hand claps
Kyle O'Donnell: saxophone, hand claps

Photos:
Filip Milenkovic

Good at Being Bad (The Mots Nouveaux)

Gimme Gimme (The Mots Nouveaux)

Crazy in Love (The Mots Nouveaux)

Excerpt from project completed as 2017 Artist in Residence for Spark and Echo Arts. Written, arranged, performed, and produced by Aaron B.  Full project available at:
https://sparkandecho.org/illumination/artist-in-residence_aaron-beaumont

The Strangest Thing - Part 1 (Spark and Echo Artist in Residence)

Excerpt from project completed as 2017 Artist in Residence for Spark and Echo Arts. Written, arranged, performed, and produced by Aaron B. Full project available at:
https://sparkandecho.org/illumination/artist-in-residence_aaron-beaumont

The Strangest Thing - Part 4 (Spark and Echo Artist in Residence)

Excerpt from project completed as 2017 Artist in Residence for Spark and Echo Arts. Written, arranged, performed, and produced by Aaron B. Additional vocals by Amanda Wallace.  Full project available at:
https://sparkandecho.org/illumination/artist-in-residence_aaron-beaumont

The Strangest Thing - Part 3 (Spark and Echo Artist in Residence)

The Strangest Thing - Part 2 (Spark and Echo Artist in Residence)

SB 7-10-17 (Slow Mo Guys channel trailer)

Love Tonight (The Mots Nouveaux)

Lost It (The Mots Nouveaux)

Lie To Me (The Mots Nouveaux)

Trigger (demo w/ Amanda Wallace)

The Time Will Come (Aaron Beaumont, 2008)

Where You Lost Yourself (Aaron Beaumont)

The Park Bench Song (Aaron Beaumont, 2008)

I make all kinds of music, and/or vaguely musical noises for stage, screen, radio, and any other thing, whenever possible. 

Official stuff: 
Aaron Beaumont makes music for stage, for screen, and for practically any other thing, whenever possible. As a writer and performer, he’s shared his work in wide-ranging venues from the Sziget Festival in Budapest to KCRW Santa Monica to Theatre 80 in the East Village to the main stage of the West Hollywood Carnaval to the Tribeca Film Festival. L.A. Weekly wrote that Aaron’s music brings “a new life to the ancient music-hall/pop piano-man tradition, with clear-headed songs of genuinely witty lyrical oomph and, most of all, a historically informed musical depth – all delivered with style, grace, wit and elan, of course.” Recently, he was a finalist as both a composer and lyricist for the Fred Ebb Award for his work on the original musical Behind Closed Doors, co-wrote / arranged music for the forthcoming feature Permission (Rebecca Hall, Jason Sudeikis, Tribeca 2017), contributed an original song and several arrangements to Gil McKinney’s 2017 debut album (#1 iTunes jazz, #8 Billboard jazz), and premiered a new song cycle, Midtown Antoinette, with Parisian soprano Lorelei Zarifian for Florida Tech / Foosaner Museum / WFIT. He’s currently developing a pair of musicals with playwrights in LA and NYC, where he also occasionally helps produce outrageous bingo raves (Rebel Bingo), most recently at L.A.’s Globe Theatre for Night on Broadway. Aaron served as a 2017 Artist in Residence for the Spark & Echo Arts project, and also works as a composer, arranger, and producer for the Gregory Brothers / Schmoyoho, whose original music has earned them a gold and platinum record and nearly one billion views on YouTube. He co-founded the SongLab workshop and currently serves as co-chair of the Carnegie Hill concert series in New York, featuring leading interpreters of classical and New Music from around the globe. In his spare time, Aaron enjoys playing the piano, eating, making coffee, drinking coffee, going for brisk walks, being near coffee, and composing brief autobiographical sketches in the third person.

For more info, visit:  
http://www.aaronbeaumont.com

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