Blue Wind

Dee Stone Band, Square One CD.

Charles Wright -Gtr, engineering
DeeStone - voice, tunesmithing
Chuck The Pluck Carter- bass
Nick Costa -drum set

Recorded in my basement to Sonar.   No click.  Brady kit, overheads on toms.



Square One (Dee Stone)

Greg Lutz on sax, keys, charting and audio engineering
Ryan Salisbury on guitar
John Dahlman on bass
Nick Costa on drums

But, You Know

Greg Lutz, charts, keys and audio engineering
Nick Costa on drums, 
Billy Sokol on bass, 
Ben Townsend on fiddle

Shelter; Storm

Yuan Fen is a powerful Chinese Buddhist concept: Of fate and karma, about the deep connections with certain others we've unknowingly seeded through our past deeds, and through our ancestors' actions. How the universe conspires to provide- despite the vast expanse of time and space- a shared moment with those that have synchronous souls. 

Who are we to not develop such relationships when they have so improbably been laid before us?

Much appreciation to Greg Lutz for keys, sax, clarinet, arrangement and audio engineering (with whom I share such Yuan Fen!), Gracie Zielinski on violin, Billy Sokol on bass, and Nick Costa on drums.

Yuan Fen

Laura Chu Wiens (composer, vocalist)
Greg Lutz (arrangement, keys, flute, guitar, audio engineering)
John Dahlman (bass)
Nick Costa (drums)

Second Summer

Kerope18

March Of The Wooden Soldiers

Laura Chu Wiens (composer, vocalist)
Greg Lutz (charting, sax, keys, guitar, engineering)
Billy Sokol (bass)
Nick Costa (drums)

City Sister, Homestead Heart

RECORDED BY IGNATIUS MASON IN JUNE OF 2007. FIRST TAKE, NO CLICK.


COPYRIGHT COLLAGE 2007: ADRIAN THOMAS, JOHNNY MOORE, CHUCK CARTER ,MONTY TILLMAN

JOHNNY MOORE -V; ADRIAN THOMAS - GTR, V; MONTY TILLMAN - K, V; CHUCK CARTER BASS, NICK COSTA -DRUM SET

EVER PRESENT (LAMONT TILLMAN)

This song has been featured for the past three weeks on Indie music podcasts in the UK.

06 Needed

Hello.

You can hear some things I've done here.

The thrust on these selections is good tunes, played as I like to play them.    It's less about stunt drumming than doing something that the music asks for.   I think it's possible to do that, have fun, fire up the band and not put people to sleep.

If you like what you hear and it's for sale, please support the artists -  most tracks have info on where to buy the CDs.   Alternately, I can be hired; PM me on FB.
 
The Steam Theory tracks were done with a click and sequencer;  PDFOP with a click, and the Ench Brothers with a sequencer.   Everything else is live, with no click.

EVER PRESENT (LAMONT TILLMAN)

NICK COSTA

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