Name: Brain Damage (interpreted with apologies to Roger Waters) by Kimberly Smith
Duration: 2 min 49 s
Description: It was one of those spontaneous moments I had with my ukulele and a little ham acting.

Shoot me a message and let me know if you think I should make a music video!

Snez - Sax and Violence (prod. KYRIGO)

Ayo this ones a bit different from the other ones. Trying new shit. lmk if you fw.

No music video lol maybe soon tho who knows.

Snez - Nowhere Tonight (prod. sonder sonics)

YAS - BEEM / یاس - بیم

Music Producer :           Arsh
Sound Engineer :          Shervin Raadfar
Executive Producer :    Sajad Torabi
Artwork :                        Hanie Sadri
Label :                            The Faryas Group(T.F.G)
Product Team :              Aidin Alipour
                                        Ali Esmaeili

BEEM / بیم

Experimenting with layering vintage, string sample, and modelled instruments in Reason. 
This is a simple four-bar sequence repeated twice: C, Cm, BbAdd9, C, Cm.

Instruments:
- ME80 Yamaha CS-80 siumulator (Big Pad), layered with 
- BBC Spitfire samples (violin section), paired with
- Modelled Viola section, layered with
- Fairlight dream pad simulator.
- Modelled rattling bass guitar (loose strings)
- Synth drums
- Modeled Djembe

WaveCine Mix 2

Here's a song to commemorate the great flood of Nova Scotia 2023

The River Is Rising
(written and co-produced by Terry Pulliam & Jamie Junger)
Credits: Lyrics, lead vocal, slide guitar - Terry P
              Baritone guitar, bass, drums, bg vocals - Jamie Junger

Me and my people were climbing that hill
Mama pulling my hand, I remember it still.
Folks on their roofs and rowboats in town
My Mama said, “Son, its not going down,
‘Cause the river is rising!”

Railcars of cattle and railcars of coal
Stuck in a river out of control
The Mayor promised a dam or some such
My Daddy said, “Son, that won’t come to much
‘Cause the river is rising”

Snakes in the basement, snakes in the store
Snakes like nothin’ seen around here before
You write it off when your deal goes south
But you can’t write off a Cottonmouth                                                    
(slide gtr solo)

Babe, when we argue, we argue  so bad
Black water rises up ‘round our bed
Gonna take the Army Corp of Engineers
To put a stop to what’s going on here.
Coz the river is rising.

“Its just some lightning,” False Preacher explains
His congregation smiles but its starting to rain.
The Bible says they were saved two by two.
No Noah now - there’s no Ark in view!

The river is rising.

The River is Rising

It was one of those spontaneous moments I had with my ukulele and a little ham acting.

Brain Damage (interpreted with apologies to Roger Waters)

Road songs from a time tested traveller. Take the journey. You will be rewarded.

Goin' On A Trip

Somethin' Over That Mountain

Canadian Folk Music Award - Contemporary Album of the Year (Nominated)

Recorded in New York and Montreal with Grammy-nominated Canadian record producer Roma Baran and her producing partner Vivian Stoll, Resilience is a sublime, spare, and profoundly reflective album that Chvostek describes as "a big complicated hug."

The theme, as the title suggests, is resilience, with relationships often serving as a metaphor or jumping off point for looking at how human kind survives its own foibles and the resulting "craziness" of the world. "I Left My Brain," for example, is a crunchy alt.pop number about "heartache in a time of oil wars." "The Sioux" is a trad-influenced fiddle-driven piece about a country train ride to Northern Ontario and confronting the legacy of colonial occupation. The title track wonders at the human capacity to recover from heartbreak, while "Driving Away" sees Annabelle collaborating with Bruce Cockburn on a song about a fictional relationship that illustrates the aforementioned theme.

"This album provides a wakening of the senses, a truly awesome listening experience with fantastic musicianship, professionalism and talent" - Maverick, UK,

Resilience

Driving Away

Driving Away (feat. Bruce Cockburn)

From a conversation in 1977 with the composer, teacher, founder of the World Soundscape Project, and author of "The Tuning of the World."

R. Murray Schafer on SILENCE

In Episode 65, we talk to El Jones, a Black professor, author, spoken word artist, activist and radio show host! She is a powerhouse who uses her platform to lift the voices of Black people in prison and always gives credit to those who came before her. She also works in solidarity with Indigenous peoples to combat racism in Canada and seek justice for all people.

Her book: Live from the Afrikan Resistance published by Fernwood Publishing is a collection of her spoken word poetry which speak of community and struggle. 
https://amzn.to/2XJx44d

Here is the link to her show: Black Power Hour:
https://www.ckdu.ca/shows/227

Link to some of the articles she has written for the Halifax Examiner:
https://www.halifaxexaminer.ca/?s=el+jones

This podcast has also been posted on my YouTube channel under the Warrior Life Podcast playlist, for those who prefer video over audio content:
https://youtu.be/mmcxZVNOHsU

Here is a link to my video calling for Indigenous solidarity with our Black brothers and sisters to end police anti-Black racism and violence:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGNy0Gp0Alg&t=2s

Please note: Nothing in this podcast advocates for violence on Indigenous territories.

From my website you can access other Warrior Life podcast episodes, my Indigenous Nationhood blog, my Youtube videos and my new podcast for kids called Warrior Kids Podcast:
www.pampalmater.com

If you would like to help me keep my content independent, please consider supporting my work at Patreon:
www.patreon.com/join/2144345

Note: The information contained in this podcast is not legal, financial or medical advice, nor should it be relied on as such.

(Picture of El Jones used with permission.)

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