This is where we will post our comments about the Guys and Dolls tapes. After listening to a tape, please leave a comment if you find something worth sharing with the rest of the group.
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This is where we will post our comments about the Flavour tapes. After listening to a tape, please leave a comment if you find something worth sharing with the rest of the group.
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This is where we will post our comments about the Flavour/Travoll tapes. After listening to a tape, please leave a comment if you find something worth sharing with the rest of the group.
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The tapes from this group also contain the first few months beginning in October of 1977 when the group was called “John & Christa with Flavour”.
This is where we will post our comments about the Mandalay tapes. After listening to a tape, please leave a comment if you find something worth sharing with the rest of the group.
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I’ve been a die–hard music fan since my youth, but I began to understand the structure of music when I learned to DJ 12 years ago. After a few years of DJing with vinyl, a program called Serato was introduced that allowed me to DJ using MP3’s with the same control I had with vinyl. As a bonus though, unlike vinyl, MP3’s can be edited and remixed. My first production endeavors were simple re-edits of songs for improved mixing. My friend John Goff, a lifelong analog and electronic musician, would help me with these re-edits and indulged me as I became more ambitious with my arrangements. John suggested that we build some original music together. We put some instrumental compositions together, and then serendipitously met Merritt Lear and her former bandmate Joe Cassidy. Merritt added incredible vocals and melody ideas, and Joe added guitar and production/arrangement. We completed two songs, decided to name our project NØISE, and to rush produce a 7 inch for release at my 50 Shades of Black art show. I worked up some art for a screen-printed cover, and we cut and glued 500 sleeves to complete the NØISE “Little Lions” 45 RPM 7 inch. Additionally, all 500 are signed and numbered but will still be priced at $10… with no added “Art Tax” in sight. You can listen to the music on the turntables provided in the Subliminal Projects gallery, or buy it for the art. To be clear though, this is not an art project with music included, it is a music project with art included. We’ll release some stuff digitally eventually, but it’s vinyl only for now. Get the NØISE “Little Lions” 7 inch at 50 Shades of Black.