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Hi everyone!  Hope you enjoy all the new music here on Soundcloud that I wrote in the last couple months. All available at TomKubis.com. and at Ejazzlines.com
Also, on almost all my charts, solo changes are in every section so somebody always gets to play. 
BTW 
There are a lot of sax solos on the demo tracks here cause that's what I play. I did get a little help here from Alex Iles and Wayne Bergeron on some of the demos.
FYI these are all done in Logic Pro using "Ivory" Piano for the piano and the rest Logic instruments. I write so much stuff that I don't always get a chance to get it performed so thats why I do the demos the way I do. I'm sure you will get the idea of how the charts sound from the demos.
If you are a band director and don't have time to wade through all the music, have your students go through the charts and tell you what ones they might recommend.
ALL THE CHARTS ARE NOW DOWNLOADABLE so you can get them right away at tomKubis.com.   Take care and enjoy the music!  Tom Kubis

How will empathetic people survive the troubles of this time? How do we rescue our overburdened spirits from overlapping disasters such as rising fascism and climate collapse? And from where can we summon the power to heal ourselves, our communities, and the planet?

These are the animating questions behind singer, songwriter, and storyteller Shannon Curtis’s upcoming album Good to Me—Curtis’s 10th studio album in as many years. 

Confronted in late 2021 with near-paralyzing anxiety brought about by the increasingly fraught state of the world, Curtis aimed her angst at her journal. Using tools she acquired in 12-step recovery, she set out on a quest for self-healing, with the intention of nurturing her personal sense of peace and agency in a world on fire.

The journal entries became 80s-inspired synthpop songs, influenced in equal measure by the textural angularity of Kate Bush, the Blade Runner-esque futurism of Vangelis, the stripped-back propulsion of Yazoo, and the hopeful joy of OMD. 

The result is a song journey that took Curtis through a practice of identifying failed coping mechanisms (“From the Inside Out”), coming to terms with radical acceptance (“Be With What Is”), learning to trust her inner truth (“The Silent Sea”), and reconnecting to her serenity and power (“I Am”)—even as the world continued to burn. 

The extended Good to Me album project aims to illuminate a path for others to undertake this same journey for themselves—complete with a companion book and scripted podcast coming in 2023.

Although Curtis has been making music for 25 years—first as the frontwoman for a Christian-lite rock band in her twenties while a pastor’s wife, then as a chanteuse divorcée composing broken-hearted love songs after leaving both her marriage and her religion—she found her stride when she stopped trying to “make it” and instead leaned into the community of people that had formed around her music over the years.

Curtis subsequently spent close to a decade performing intimate house concerts all over the United States, each one hosted by a member of her community of supporters. The book she published in 2014 to help other artists do the same debuted at #1 on Amazon’s Music Business Best Sellers list. 

Curtis’s community had shaped her approach to live performance in unexpected ways; as she realized during her house concert tours the power her music had to help people find deeper connection with themselves and one another, it began to shape her writing as well.

Her first widely visible success with this new mode of writing as intentional act of service came with 2015’s viral crowdsourced video “I Know I Know,” which featured clips of fans sharing their experiences with mental health and other personal struggles. The wider exposure from “I Know I Know” led to Curtis’s appearance on a TED stage, which helped give birth to her signature live performance style: a marriage of songs, theatrical storytelling, and score, bringing audiences along on a narrative journey of self-discovery.

The pandemic gave Curtis renewed resolve to use her music as a way to engage her community in connection and healing; it also gave her more time at home to explore and hone a new musical direction, a process which saw her teaching herself synthesizer and drum-machine programming and taking on most of her own production. 

The first fruit of this experimentation was her 2021 album 2020101, for which Curtis did extensive story-collecting research in her online community regarding their experiences of pandemic life in 2020. 

Curtis’s new sound generated some new results: the songs “One Thread” and “Breaking Ground” from 2020101 were regional commercial AAA radio hits. This trend has continued with the title song from Good to Me, which has so far spent three months in the listener top 5 on KBGE in coastal Oregon.

Working with her husband, producer/mixer Jamie Hill (Jens Lekman, Chris Bathgate), Curtis used the pandemic-induced touring pause to reimagine once more her approach to live performance. With the release of Good to Me, the pair will be moving out of living rooms and backyards and into theaters and alternative performance spaces as a two-person synth-pop band, complemented by a dramatic storytelling-and-multimedia experience. 

Good to Me is out December 2, 2022 on Curtis and Hill’s longstanding DIY label Saint Cloud Records, which the couple runs from their home in Tacoma, Washington.

Songs and artists produced by David Warrick Jones

The Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University (UK), a registered charity since 1975, opens its doors every day of the year to students from all walks of life, cultures and backgrounds to study Raja Yoga meditation. Students find that meditating in this way daily brings a lot of peace and positivity to their lives.

We also join together with many national and local organisations and diverse communities, helping to enhance the wellbeing of people in different spheres of society.

We work across the UK in more than 40 locations and are part of a network of organisations offering activities in over 110 countries. Our spiritual headquarters is in Mount Abu, in the Aravali mountain range, Rajasthan, India.

Brahma Kumaris, UK was established as a Registered Charity in 1975 and charges no fees for any of its activities, being funded by voluntary contributions.

Registered Charity No: England & Wales (269971) and Scotland (SC040512).

David Warrick Productions is following