**I NEVER USE A.I. IN ANY OF MY SONGS OR VIDEOS!** Hi everybody, my name is Jim and I’m a songwriter, I've written over 300 songs, I play guitar, bass, piano, and am an okay lyricist.  I play all types of music and have my own recording studio.  I use no A.I. or DAW or any computers to make my songs or my videos, all the instruments are played by me live on a multitrack studio recorder and Charlie, my vocalist, sings most of my songs and also plays the Harmonica on several tracks. I use video clips from Motion Array or Pexals or Pixabay for my videos. I'm not a pro or a great musician but I do what I can with the tools that I have! I belong to the "Keep Humans In Music Movement" (KHMM)! We're NOT perfect but we're REAL! Thanks everyone for listening and the world needs more music now, real music made by HUMANS not MACHINES! So let's all sing a song with our own voices, please! I do not consent to any of my songs or videos being used or sampled or lifted in any way or fashion. Take care!👍😎✌🏼.

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Singer, Songwriter, Harmonizer, Musician 🎸🥁 
Video Editer Also love modeling,photography,acting and spending time with my family.

Manic Elijah is a reference to a time when I found myself in a mental hospital and felt that I had the ‘Spirit of Elijah’ on me. I had something that I can only describe as a vision - a heavenly corridor built of gold and marble - God standing at the end whispering that I am loved. 

I want to write every style that comes into my mind without prejudice. Be it: soft acoustic, end-of-the-world jazz, southern rock, Guthrie-folk, punk or poetry set to music, I want to explore every creative avenue that crosses my path. 

Anyway, I might be your last vestige of late night madness.

....There's a story in there somewhere....

A bunch of demos and improvisations


BOSS BR800 Multitrack recorder 
-Built in drum machine
-Built in guitar effects processor

Yamaha MX88 Synthesizer
Yamaha CS1X Synthesizer
 Yamaha Clavinova CLP 535 Digital piano
Squire Strat Electric guitar
Fender Standard Telecaster Electric guitar
Lee Oscar harmonicas
L'Artigiana accordion

No Midi 
No loops
No DAW

Tarryn Aimée is a Nashville based singer-songwriter whose unique blend of Americana and jazz is delivered with pure, smooth vocals.  She is a two-time winner in the International Acoustic Music Awards and her co-written song "Expecting Good Things" was the title cut of Jeff and Shari Easter's Grammy and Dove Nominated album as well as placed on the Gaither Homecoming DVD and CD set "Majesty".   She plays regularly at Rock City Gardens on top of Lookout Mountain, GA, as well as restaurants, house parties, and festivals.

N.Y.C. DUO
L O V E & HARMONIES
Our debut EP "No Wonders" is out now on iTunes!
http://smarturl.it/rpozmq


Songs about folks, sunsets, oceans, mountains, jungles and dive bars I woke up in. Stories of feeling locked out in the rain, getting stuck in a square peg, making the mistake of dancing with the fairies and feeling like Rip Van Winkle. They are stories from an outsiders perspective, the belief in heroes, mythologies and an open highway. Indignation at injustice and the belief in a better tomorrow. Or maybe just disillusionment. 

If you’ve ever asked yourself what happened to this world and what happened to dreams maybe one of these songs is for you. If you still believe in the power of music to make you a better version of yourself then maybe one of these songs is for you. Or maybe you just wanna have a laugh and listen to some toe tappin music that makes you feel like your not the only one with a quirky perspective on the world. Maybe you just want to feel like a hero with headphones for a few minutes. Or maybe your just looking for a slob to hang out with. 

I know it sounds like a tall order but I’ll try my best.

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