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We're Gonna Start Something- Ian Ash

This is a DEMO track. It may grow into any epic piece of music. It may wither away and die. It will decide.
Currently being recorded at The Isolation Chamber in Pennsylvania, U.S.A., North American Continent, Planet Earth when Sang-Hoon's drunken outbursts of creativity are properly aligned with the phase of the moon. 
Andrej Masera of Caporetto - Producer / Engineer
Applehead & Ferret Face - Assistant Engineers (Both, for the record, slept through the complete recording of this remix. For hours. And hours. They may still be sleeping.)
 Flax(seed) Crunch - Bass Guitar 
Sister Harriet - Clavinet
 Sang-Hoon - Programming / Samples / Engineer
 Dung Fly - Synths 
 Simone Bubbles - Keyboards 
 Chlorine Ringworm - Electric Guitar 
 Penelope Benzo - Drums / Percussion 
 Kang-Do - Woodwinds 
 Crippen Stridulous - Brass 
 Layne Goodblood Neversay- Piano
 Charley One-Eye - Triangle 
 The Dumpling Eater - Bongos / Congas 
 Jasper "Pig Belly" Jones - Baritone Guitar
"Cosmo" Kubala Sink - Chimes
Anita Escrima - Violin
Guilty Man & Sad Lady - Vocal Duet 

Have I Sinned (Bedevilled) demo

This was recorded back in the late 1900's by Bill Bishop and Myself, This was kinda of a weird song to me at the time and more of an improvisation, but I love some of the licks I'm hitting in the chorus part.



Higher Purpose

From the IM@GINE album http://www.northofnine.com
Track Artwork by Jerami Goodwin

Atlanta born artist, Jerami Goodwin, has been living and working in New York City for the past seven years. With no formal art school or training, he immersed himself in the downtown art scene, and while assisting other young contemporaries, began to create his own work. He has participated in multiple group exhibitions, and, in 2015, Howl Arts in NYC debuted Jerami’s first solo art show “Bowery Hieroglyphs”. Jerami works in different mediums, from tattoo to painting to sculpture and music. 

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Against All Odds

R.I.P. Bob "Big B" Beezer.   We miss you greatly. You were truly one of a kind. 

Andrej Masera of Caporetto - Producer / Engineer 
 Flax(seed) Crunch - Bass Guitar 
 Sang-Hoon - Programming / Samples 
 Dung Fly - Synths 
 Simone Bubbles - Keyboards 
 Chlorine Ringworm - Electric Guitar 
 Penelope Benzo - Drums / Percussion 
 Kang-Do - Woodwinds 
 Crippen Stridulous - Brass 
 Layne Goodblood - Bongos / Congas 
 Charley One-Eye - Triangle 
 The Dumpling Eater - Piano 
 Jasper "Pig Belly" Jones - Baritone Guitar

Lost Another Friend (Emptiness Dub) Loss Trilogy Part I demo

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Hangin' out Monday

My cover of 'The only exception' by Paramore

The Only Exception

Low-fi rock, straight from Les Paul's hometown.  What's your favorite song of ours?  Please repost it for your friends :-)

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There's an undeniable scent of nostalgia in the air. Our distraction-filled digital lives have us craving something that is organic, real and spontaneous.

The Last Bees was a spontaneous experiment that soon took on a brand of its own. Ian Ash was inspired by the Led Zeppelin throwback of Greta Van Fleet, and the 60's throwback of artists like JD McPherson, Megan Trainor and Pokey LaFarge. One cold winter in early January, Ash finished recording “Can't Wait” at his home studio in Wisconsin. It was a track with an early Beatles approach, fitting, as Ash is a self-proclaimed Beatles geek with a vocal resonance resembling John Lennon. 

Ian buzzed down to Chicago to play the track for his manager, who posited the question- how about making a collection of songs like this?!...

So, Ash went back to his hive and did just that. He wrote, produced and arranged songs that hark back to a time not so different from our current culture; a time when people also needed positive, uplifting release from the vicissitudes of a world changing so quickly.

The melodies were sweet as honey, but the vocals and instruments had an edge that stung like a bee. And thus, The Last Bees was born.

We're Gonna Start Something- Ian Ash

The Last Bees

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