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I play jazz piano and write weird existential indie music.

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I am a San Diego-based jazz and classical guitar player.

I have so many unreleased jamz and song ideas I've decided to put some of them here. Sadly most of them I cant find because HDs disappear. I have at least 3 albums of (often terrible) material that I'll never find again. But as I find lost tracks I'll try and put them here even if they suck.

Bad Poetry Club is a newfangled reimagining of music’s most pristine moments, slipping effortlessly through a polymerization of smooth jazz flares, old-school hip hop tendencies, embossed beatbox aptitude, and the modern dance juxtaposition of forceful breakbeat production against authentic, urban-illuminated brass punctuation. From the corroborative minds of Michael Wilbur (Moon Hooch instrumentalist), Tonio Sagan (producer, lyricist), Honeycomb (beatboxer, producer), and Sotorios (Political Animals frontman), comes an unfaltering, and successful, attempt to capture what previously seemed forgotten relics of musical introspection. 
The not-so-traditional ensemble embraces its obscure design with twisted delight, diving mercilessly into abrasive, yet agonizingly irrefutable, criticisms of any and every topic requiring examination. Despite four vastly divergent cerebral sources, this very same, distinct unison existing between the Bad Poetry Club's members inadvertently expelled its very self in the unyielding audio format of the group’s eponymous debut record.

My name's Jaime Flor, and I'm a singer/songwriter. My main instrument is the guitar, and I'm a tenor. However, lately, I've been coming up with most of my new ideas, and songs, on either a piano, or through a recording program plus a MIDI keyboard.

At the moment, I'm composing music on my own, but I've been in 4 projects since 2008. Unfortunately, none of these groups worked out in the long run. I find it incredibly difficult to find musicians that are good, creative, patient, and dedicated to making music. If they are, most of the time, they're already in a decent band. 

So my plan's to keep composing music on my own, until I can find some musicians that are just as passionate about composing, and playing original music as I am. My ideal lineup, includes both male, and female musicians. I listen to a lot of bands that have both male, and female vocals. So it would be nice to collaborate with a female instrumentalist that's willing to sing backup vocals, or wants to share, or trade off as the lead vocalist. 

Newer bands that come to mind, which are similar, would be Arcade Fire, The Naked and Famous, The Joy Formidable, Postal Service, and Silversun Pickups. Zwan, which had Billy Corgan on lead vocals, and Paz Lenchantin on backup vocals, was another band that I liked. Even A Perfect Circle, when Paz Lenchantin played bass, had some cool songs with her on backup, or lead vocals. Older bands that I can think of, would include My Bloody Valentine, The Pixies, Sugarcubes, and the Smashing Pumpkins. I guess I could even include Fleetwood Mac, which would be the oldest band that I can think of with 2 female vocalists, & 1 male.  

So if you live in the San Diego area, and you're interested in possibly joining me, e-mail me at jaime@jaimeflor.com

http://www.jaimeflor.com



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