A lost journal discovered. The fates of books. The fate of fate.
continue reading
What was supposed to be an off-the-cuff post turned into a multi-week, all-consuming research project. If you make it to the end of this, you will conclude two things: 1) that I love music and 2) that I’m completely, hopelessly anal. I celebrate both qualities.
continue reading
My family travels into two rental cars across Oregon. What a state. The place is nice too.
continue reading
It’s Wednesday, 5pm, and I’m nervously awaiting my grade in Organic Chemistry, the class I’ve been quietly suffering through since January. I’ve been getting anxious, speculative texts from classmates all afternoon, kids for whom this matters a great deal more than it does with me.
continue reading
In memory of Dana Rogers, a gifted musician, an Army veteran, a warm and sharply funny friend.
continue reading
Playing with circuits. Trying to build a synthesizer. Caution: I’m a NOOB.
continue reading
We all have our idols and today one of mine fell. George Duke, the veteran pianist, producer, and songwriter, passed away last night in Los Angeles at the age of 67 after a short battle with Leukemia. Fans reacted swiftly to the news of his passing. By late morning, his name became a trending topic on Twitter, #georgeduke. This high visibility may also have been bolstered by the following tweet:
continue reading
A chunk of Limestone, Leonardo Da Vinci, Underwood typewriters, Latin, David Benioff, Sunsets.
continue reading
A soundscape that uses a Melodica and Arvo Part influences.
continue reading
During the year that I was on Facebook (2009), I participated in the viral survey called “25 Random Things About Me”. The idea behind it was simple: you list 25 random tidbits about yourself and post it in hopes that people find you more interesting. It proved incredibly appealing (and annoying).
continue reading
The temperatures have plummeted in eastern Texas. We stand on a balcony overlooking Market Square at the oldest bar in the city, La Carafe, where
continue readingView More