I was bored out of my mind and made this in GarageBand. Keep in mind it's not my best performance, but I'm sick. And despite that, I think it turned out okay. It passed time. 

Misty mountains

The creed - utdrag

Title says it all. I used Jeremy Soule's "From past to present" from Skyrim to make The Dragonborn prophecy into a song. Nothing serious, just playing around.

The Dragonborn legend of boredom and insomnia

A song written and preformed by me (both vocal and guitar). Recorded by my teacher, Lars-Ingar  B. Andresen.

Romeo & Julian unfinished

Aaaand, it's done! Hope you enjoy!

Still creds to me (vocals/guitar/lyrics/melody) and Lars-Ingar Bragvin Andresen (recording/production).

Romeo & Julian - Finished

Live recording from a concert at Norhordaland FHS (It's a school).
The song is "Bad Karma" by Ida Maria. Covered by me (vocals) and an awesome band from my school called "Skjerf". They have a facebook like page somewhere. You should like them.

Bad karma - Live

I wrote this song almost four years ago, when I was going on 16. It's partially based on a true story I once heard, and it's probably one of my most precious little babies so far. This recording is from a year back, when I was running sweet and solo, when I was applying for a one year music school. Recorded in my teacher's office, it's not exactly super pro, but anyhow, I got in. The reason why I'm posting this is because I want those of you interested to hear what this guitar/vocals one woman performance has evolved into. 

Be careful

This is my baby, all grown up! This is recorded and mastered by students at my school.

Recording/Mastering: Erlend Nord/Espen Otterdal/Øyvind Ekse (Teacher)
Acoustic/Vocals: Me
Lead Guitar: Stian Austerheim (He also made the solo)
Bass: Erlend Nord
Piano: Espen Otterdal
Drums: André Førsund

Done in the school studio. There are still some things that could have been brushed up on (nothing wrong with the mastering, though, it's more parts of the recording process I would have repeated to make it even better), but it doesn't really matter: I'm not using it for anything important, and it was a short school project to show us studio life. I'm happy it turned out OK!

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