Cartier Sims- Los Maagnificos (prod Cub$)

recording and mix by Summer Krinsky
performance by Elizabeth Xiong
piece by Franz Liszt

Elizabeth Xiong- "La Campanelle" by Franz Liszt

For Now

Another Detroit Warehouse Sunrise

This song was very influenced by my time spent in New York around so many talented DJ's. It's the first time I've really delved into electronica in my own composition and I plan to do more in the future. 
Hope you enjoy!

Crazy

Things happen. So I write songs about them.

thanks to
Candace Sosa's beautiful singing
Alexander Huryk's wonderful violin-ing
Garth Synnestvedt's amazing bass-ing
and Jason Gong's lovely cello-ing

When You Argue With A Wall

“The Bench” was made as a sort of ode to my second semester freshmen year at the University of Michigan. My friends and I laughed our time away at our favorite spot in the whole world, the bench by the music school pond. Upon returning to The Bench this year, I noticed that there was a plaque on it which I had somehow never read. Engraved on it was a quote from Eleanor Roosevelt, “Remember always that you not only have the right to be an individual, you have an obligation to be one.” I couldn’t help but laugh because the one thing I had really learned from my time spent sitting on that bench had been written right on it all along. That moment inspired me to make a piece using the voices of my friends from some truly touching experiences on The Bench. I picked apart clips from field recordings taken there, used drone sounds in the background made from Tibetan singing bowls, and a myriad of different synths and drum samples to create this piece. 

The Bench

Wrote this by in high school, finally got the opportunity to re-record it here at umich! Co-Engineered/Mixed with Dylan Sundberg. 
Bass and low harmonies- Dylan Sundberg
Violin- Alex Huryk

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