Just a quick one...we're not dead!
Over the Thanksgiving Holiday weekend LCL hunkered down for a moments respite from the familial drama unfolding all around us to send some interstellar sounds into the atmosphere.
A good time was had by all, and some magic moments between friends were had.
Big thanks to the babysitter for rocking Thora's world while we rocked ours!
Monday, November 29, 2004
Friday, September 17, 2004
DK Sound Design Demo Reel
What's been keeping me busy lately, glad you asked!
I've been diggin in on Music and Sound Desing for a coupla Video Game Projects.
Head over to my Demo Reel, and you can get a taste of what i've been up to.
If anyone is looking for wierd noises, I'm your man!
Feedback is always neccessary. (In all senses of the word)
Julie is busy as well...being the best mom in the world to our recently turned 2 year old! (Happy Birthday Baybay)
Stay Good, Y'alls
DKLCLMF
I've been diggin in on Music and Sound Desing for a coupla Video Game Projects.
Head over to my Demo Reel, and you can get a taste of what i've been up to.
If anyone is looking for wierd noises, I'm your man!
Feedback is always neccessary. (In all senses of the word)
Julie is busy as well...being the best mom in the world to our recently turned 2 year old! (Happy Birthday Baybay)
Stay Good, Y'alls
DKLCLMF
Willy August Project
Jeremy's other band the Willie August Project had been getting some good pub lately, including nomination's for Best Electric Jazz Group/Artist, Best Jazz Recording from the Minnesota Music Academy.
You can get the record from their site, here here or here.
Excerpted from the Minneapolis City Pages Article:
"Siems and drummer Jeremy Hauer are the Willie August Project (named for Siems's grandfather), and in six years of playing together, they've developed a strong mid-range telepathy resulting in subtle, seamless music that, while not shattering any great boundaries, bridges gaps between such things as structure and freedom. Joined here by bassists Scot Hornick and Jim Chenoweth, as well as pianist Laura Caviani for two tracks, the Willie August Project offers consistently inventive improvisation on this direct-to-two-track session of original tunes."
Good Luck Fella's!
You can get the record from their site, here here or here.
Excerpted from the Minneapolis City Pages Article:
"Siems and drummer Jeremy Hauer are the Willie August Project (named for Siems's grandfather), and in six years of playing together, they've developed a strong mid-range telepathy resulting in subtle, seamless music that, while not shattering any great boundaries, bridges gaps between such things as structure and freedom. Joined here by bassists Scot Hornick and Jim Chenoweth, as well as pianist Laura Caviani for two tracks, the Willie August Project offers consistently inventive improvisation on this direct-to-two-track session of original tunes."
Good Luck Fella's!
Tuesday, August 10, 2004
PowerUps
Things are moving...slooooow.
In the meantime I picked up some side work doing Music and Sound Design for a coupla video games...and on that note.
The PowerUps totally rocked my world last night.
This band cover's classic video game music with high energy committment to the anthematic soundtracks to your (my) favorite childhood (adulthood) pastime.
Highlghts inclued, but not limited to, music from SuperMario Brothers, Defender of the Crown, Metroid, Dragons Lair, and Ms. Pacman.
If they're coming to your town, it's a gauranteed thrill ride of nostalgia for (us) aging gamers who were there when it all went down.
Cheg eet oud!
.endofline.
In the meantime I picked up some side work doing Music and Sound Design for a coupla video games...and on that note.
The PowerUps totally rocked my world last night.
This band cover's classic video game music with high energy committment to the anthematic soundtracks to your (my) favorite childhood (adulthood) pastime.
Highlghts inclued, but not limited to, music from SuperMario Brothers, Defender of the Crown, Metroid, Dragons Lair, and Ms. Pacman.
If they're coming to your town, it's a gauranteed thrill ride of nostalgia for (us) aging gamers who were there when it all went down.
Cheg eet oud!
.endofline.
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