If i could id pay any amount for a physical album with cover art and lyric booklet

i watched you leave
across the sea
i was the one who was brave and stayed
i prayed the waves
would keep you safe
so that you'd find your way back to me
I'd cross the hills and the waves
all the valleys and mountains and lakes
but i am the one who will wait paitently
but to wait on your own
is the lonliest road
to sit still and wait and to hope for so long
but when everything's gone
you will come home
for I know that you left your heart with me


Patiently

Save You

DOWNLOAD GLAM AT: bustyandthebass.com/glam
Produced & Mixed by Jesse String
booking@bustyandthebass.com

Right Kind

Having fun with retro sounding synths. Was a little inspired by Stranger Things with this. My 1st track off my new EP Crossings. Now available for download

The Earth Was Still Soft

The Earth Was Still Soft - OVRKST

Dubliners (2008)

Original by Off Kilter
Adam Rosenfield - Piano
Lyndon Kirkley - Vocals
Nathan Cohen - Drums
Patrick Watt - Violin
Terry Li - Bass

The Ballad of Joe McNair the Bear Slayer

I havent written or recorded a folk song in quite some time. the lo fi is back, so turn your volume down. this song means a lot to me, enjoy.

Tea Leigh

Rushing In

I wrote this song for anyone who has ever lost someone.  

Ewan Robertson - Solo Piano

Emma

“Small-world network" is a telematic, cross-disciplinary performance of Laptop Orchestra  and acoustical ensembles in multiple locations (see list of performers below).

In mathematics, the term “small-world network” is used to describe a graph in which most nodes are not immediate neighbors, but can be reached from one another with small steps. Metaphorically, the “small-world” concept is meant to describe a musical homogeneity as an end-result in face of the multiple emerging contrasts (or dualities): acoustic and electroacoustic instruments, local and wide network connections, synchronized and latent musical elements, as well as the acoustical duality inherent in telematic musical collaborations.

The performance took place on Saturday, February 23rd as part of the Birmingham Network Music Festival and included the following performers:

Můstek	@ Edinburgh, Scotland
Lauren Sarah Hayes	piano
Christos Michalakos	drums

The Transcenders	@ UC San Diego
Elisabet Curbelo	soprano/piano
Marcelo F. Lazcano	guitar
Joshua Charney	piano
Mark Dresser	Bass
Jon Forshee	Guitar
Judith Hamann	Cello
Michael Ricca	Audio
Yeung-ping CHEN	Network

	@ UC Irvine
Jared Mattson	Guitar
Jonathan Mattson	Drums
Martim Galvão	Percussion
Juan David Rubio	Percussion
Shih-wei Wu	Bassoon

CLOrk	@ Montreal QC
Perry Pilloy	Laptop
Simon White	Laptop
Marco Liy	Laptop
Frankie Fiore	Laptop, technician
Keith Odell	Laptop
Byron Edelmann	Laptop
Alexis Dionne	Laptop
Chris Gorman	Laptop
David Fiorentino	Laptop
Charles Bale	Laptop
Michael Palumbo	Laptop, technician
Evan Stepanian	Laptop
Joe Brown	Laptop
Reg Kachanoski	laptop
Megan Keenan 	laptop
Eldad Tsabary	Director / conductor


* The recording was kindly provided by John Hopkins (hopkins/neoscenes :: http://neoscenes.net)

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