The July 2 edition of Local Spins on WYCE spotlights the music of The Deep Stare, with host John Sinkevics interviewing guitarist Travis Swanson and drummer Andy Szumowski. The show also featured the debut of new tracks by several Michigan artists.

Local Spins on WYCE wsg The Deep Stare (7/2/21)

Feel good groovin's. Summer breeze, windows down, the world is your oyster. Roll with it, live your best life, and feel the soil on sole to start your Rolling.

Rolling

Chillin', biding your time, waiting. Patience is a virtue, and when applied instinctively, it can become your Best Defense. Relax and sway awhile.

Best Defense

Surreal deep blues, the teals and peripheral primary, stretch out before you. The hallmark of a pinpoint moment on the path, and the acknowledgement of the moment for what is was. The cool breeze, not a care in the air, and the coastal stretches of Mexico.

Mexico

Sometimes, in those most auspicious moments, there is a succinct moment in the subconscious, a time with disregard for the outcome; a time when it just feels right. Overthinking can become almost as cumbersome as not thinking at all, but when instincts take over, and logic is left behind giving you No Reasons.

No Reasons

Original song by Patrick Harrison with Wooden Minds recorded at the most recently River Acre Session out takes.  Feeling this original song through, and pushing ourselves to hone, shape, and smooth this fun original song.  

Bonnie & Clyde (The New)

The Syd Burnham Band with Syd Burnham on vocals, Christopher Georges on drums, Tim Burnham on guitar and Riley Kirkpatirick on bass are performing this week at the Beaver Island Music Festival.  They stopped by WVBI's Paradise Bay studios to say hello to WVBI's Greg Doig and play one of their tunes.  They played Tell Me from their latest EP.

WVBI Interviews The Syd Burnham Band 2016 - 07 - 15

H Girl

Let It Go

Willis Sound Session          

Pirates of the Sky

New Dawn

Wooden Minds is a few of guys who get together on the weekends to expel our energies into playing the music from our soul.  We enjoy a wide array of music, and this helps us drive the creative aspects of our originals.  Time is limited so we make rough drafts in hopes of coming back to rerecord or finalize someday in the future. We like to conceive songs on the fly, and most of what you hear is first time played (literally), and recorded live on the spot.  We enjoy trying grasp the bits of creative stew in our minds and soul while apart, and when we are able to enjoy the company we try and talk it over briefly then dive right in.  The roughness, off time, and untreated (no EFX) recording approach is what we strive for: music in it's purity, raw, friendly, and non egotistic manner.  We would love to play out, or even be able to find other musicians who believe in the music we play, but for now we are content in just playing music as an art, and an escape.  The name Wooden Minds, formerly Dirty George (named from hacking the nicknames of bandmates), is derived from Emerson's thoughts on art and man.  Straight forward and simple.
We hope you enjoy our sounds, vibe, and effort.

D. Smith: Guitar (Electric/Acoustic); Lead Vocals; Background Vocals; Electric Bass Guitar
C. Georges:  Drums, Percussion, Background Vocals
P. Harrison:  Keys, Synth, Piano, Lead Vocals; Background Vocals

contributing artists on The Interuptor, Get Up Get Out, Bonnie & Clyde:  C. King: Upright Bass; Electric Bass; BG Vocal

We would like to also thank: Shure, Rode, AKG, Tascam, Fender, Yamaha, Steinberg, Sennheiser, Paiste, Pearl, Vic Firth, Lp, Remo.

Bonnie & Clyde (The New)

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