2017 was a year of change. And I’m not even talking about politics or the business of being an independent musician. Though these have had a significant impact on me, I will only be reviewing my personal moments from the year. Change is what it is. It’s not bad or good. It is what you …
I have good news. I’m happy to say that my studio singer-songwriter release, “Dream This“, is getting good attention. Lots of people are streaming it; I’ve performed the songs live several times; and fans are loving it. Plus, I’m releasing a new album. Read on to learn about it. Radio I’m really excited to tell …
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I did not expect that I’d be where I am right now. In one week, the countdown will be over. On August 15, 2017, I’ll release my first ever album of songs. Though I have released many albums, none of them have been songs (with singing). On all the previous albums, I presented instrumental improvisations …
Music Rocks Whatever else is true in our world, music is now and always a potential force for good. In short, music rocks. With that in mind, I am recommending two more wonderful friends on this #2FollowTuesday. Both of these tweeps have been conversational with me and others while sharing helpful posts on a variety …
Music makers are some of the best people. Here are two that I recommend because they are so cool. #Follow @DELILAHSWORLD – music for fun and charity Click To Tweet Tweets by DELILAHSWORLD I still remember going to hear Delilah sing at a gig in New Jersey a few years ago. She had already won my …
Musicians? Again? It was bound to happen: I guess musicians like to connect with other musicians even on Twitter. Even if we can’t have a jam of the old fashioned kind, we’ll create something new. Check out this week’s #2FollowTuesday recommendations. Though they’re both musicians, they are each one of a kind. Please #Follow @DShojiNakamoto playing …
Big-hearted You might think it’s hard to find someone who is big-hearted these days. Too often the news (and therefore our Twitter feed) is splattered with hateful messages. In the #2FollowTuesday for this week, I recommend two more people who are helping to turn that around by being thoughtfully compassionate. Please read and follow. #Follow …
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Music comes in a broad variety of styles, genres, and methods of delivery. Twitter turns out to be a fine place for musicians to learn, share, connect, collaborate, and advertise, so I’ve met lots of music-makers there. Check the other #2FollowTuesday volumes for other musicians and wonderful friends. Today, read and follow the tweets of …
Thirteen is Chris’ and Steven’s lucky number for this edition of #2FollowTuesday. It’s no surprise that though they are each musicians, they have a myriad of other interests. However, our initial reasons for connecting revolve around music-making. I’m glad to know Chris and Steven, so I highly recommend that you connect with them, too. #Follow @chrisrobley who …
