Name: Busy People by Barefootpriest
Duration: 1 min 8 s
Description: This is the theme music I wrote for a podcast I did for a minute back during the COVID lockdown.

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I'm on a strings kick lately; so this is a lo-fi experiment with strings.

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I have always wanted to write a Drumline cadence. I used the Drumline sound library from Spitfire Audio. They sampled the drumline from the Blue Devils Drum and Bugle Corps, which is my all-time favorite corps. I bought the library a few years ago, and it has taken until now for me to build up the courage to write with it. So, y'all go easy on me.

Cadence No. 1

This is the theme music I wrote for a podcast I did for a minute back during the COVID lockdown.

Busy People

Noise track recorded via live-coding session using Sonic Pi. 

http://sonic-pi.net/
https://github.com/samaaron/sonic-pi/

The Harshest Sonic Pi [..Generative Live CodingNoise..]

Annie Mac (@annie-mac-presents) has been constantly supporting @kolsch on her @bbcradio1 show and she gave up massive props for his upcoming album '1983' (out June 8th):  "he has kinda made one of the most important albums in dance music this year." - have a listen yourself and get a sneak preview of "Talbot" featuring Gregor Schwellenbach (@gregor-schwellenbach) that is on the album. 

Kölsch is going to be her guest on tonight's show (May 29), so make sure to tune in: http://bbc.in/1cn6Dq7

THANK YOU ANNIE

Pre-Order KÖLSCH - 1983 here:
Vinyl: www.kompakt.fm/releases/1983
CD: www.kompakt.fm/releases/1983_cd
iTunes: http://apple.co/1SGmYr7

Kölsch Feat. Gregor Schwellenbach 'Talbot' (Annie Mac - BBC R1 - 28 - 5 Rip)

100% computer code. Sonic Pi on PC. Finally feeling happy
about this, it's a complete track, balanced within itself.
Something I can point to and say: I did that... just me. 

Eli..

Elevation (Final Cut)

Snowfall Session 160118

Excerpt of "Ping Pong Rhythem" off Graham Dunning's 'Tentation' LP on White Denim.

Tentation

Ping Pong Rhythem (excerpt)

"Herbs in a Glass" is the first track from Jason Palmer's album "Rhyme and Reason," available March 1, 2019 thanks to the non-profit Giant Step Arts, led by noted photographer and recording engineer Jimmy Katz. 

This double album is the first through Giant Step Arts, a groundbreaking, artist-focused non-profit with a single mission: to help modern jazz innovators create their art free of commercial pressure. 

"Rhyme and Reason," featuring trumpeter Palmer, saxophonist Mark Turner, bassist Matt Brewer, and drummer Kendrick Scott, provides vivid evidence of the adventurous and original music that can be created when artists are provided such integral support. Palmer assembled a dream band and composed bold new music that allows each of these gifted players ample space and inspiration to explore.

Rhyme and Reason

Herbs in a Glass - Jason Palmer

I made most of these sounds from samples from a flute and saxophone duet I wrote years ago.  After playing with the samples a bit, I started getting a Latin vibe; so, I added a Paul-Simon-Late-in-the-Evening type horn break.  Oh, and my sister has the best laugh ever; so, I had to sample that as well.

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Composer priest, who plays trumpet, I write music that even my mom enjoyed.

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