PodingtonBear

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Some Chill

Patient Zero

Epic Cinematic Action Film

Remember ft.Tojou

"Mellowbay Keys", a self-released 7" vinyl
Here's the B-side of the vinyl
Limited edition of 100 x 7" vinyl (hand-stamped + hand-numbered sleeves)
A few copies are still available.

Buy vinyl or digital on Bandcamp:
http://somepling.bandcamp.com/album/mellowbay-keys

Mellowbay Keys (part 2) // (7" vinyl + digital)

MPC2000XL and samples.
I decided to sample a track i already used.

One sample, million possibilities...

Upon Downer

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Lime Beat

Sonstiges

Pong Delight

This is production music.  Use it.  Visit http://soundofpicture.com for so much more.


Going Forward Looking Back

On A Wing

This is production music with personality!  Use it.  Visit http://soundofpicture.com for so much more.

Respiration

Pretty Build

Sunset

Formless

OUT NOW !!
A brand new project called "Life Per Day"
a self-released 12" vinyl, limited edition of 250 copies
(digital also available)

Here's one of the 3 tracks on the vinyl, check out the project on Bandcamp:
http://somepling.bandcamp.com/album/life-per-day

Down And Out (12" vinyl + digital)

"Life Per Day", a self-released 12" vinyl, limited edition of 250 copies
(digital also available)
Here's the A-Side of the vinyl.

Check out the project on Bandcamp:
http://somepling.bandcamp.com/album/life-per-day

Life Per Day (12" vinyl + digital)

Been a long time since i posted a track here...

Here is a quick demo beat, perfectly unmixed and unmastered.
Built with proud on the MPC.
(MPC & samples, as usual...)

100 free downloads (in wav format)

gramstole Map

For two decades Chad Crouch helmed the HUSH Records label, helping to launch the careers of The Decemberists, Peter Broderick, Loch Lomond, Laura Gibson, and many others. While handling the day-to-day operations of HUSH, Crouch was also churning out his own instrumental music under the pseudonym "Podington Bear". 2017 was a watershed year for Crouch. His father died, he upended his work life, and he finally pulled the plug on the moniker that grew increasingly irrelevant. (“Podington Bear” was a reference to podcasting, the original distribution method for his music.) In many ways 2018 represents a complete restart for Crouch, so getting back to the essence of songwriting seemed both appropriate and essential.