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Robbie (or I guess Danny) is really ready to go to the beach! (Also, when I read the title, I thought of a hurricane warning... It’s been a long couple of years!) Robbie Robinson – lyrics, songwriting, vocals, guitars, bass, recording Daniel…
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After we’d recorded some tracks for “Fog” at the first Saturday session of the month, I (Kevin) asked if we could just jam for a few minutes. Kenny came up with the chords, then played bass and sang, while Matt and Robbie played guitar and I bashed…
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Robbie and his buddy Danny came up with the words for this one, and Robbie recorded most of the instruments on his own. I (Kevin) just added MIDI drums. Robbie Robinson - lyrics, vocals, songwriting, guitars, bass, recording Daniel Shea…
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Rebecca wrote a sweet poem and we put it to music! Rebecca Tannehill – lyrics Kenny Tannehill – vocals, songwriting, acoustic guitar, recording Robbie Robinson – lead guitar, background vocals Margaret Bibb – background vocals Kevin Craig…
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Robbie and his buddy Danny came up with the words for this one, then Robbie brought the guitar parts and we added the rest. Robbie Robinson – lyrics, songwriting, lead and background vocals, guitars, piano, recording Daniel Shea – lyrics…
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At the first group recording session, I (Kevin) mentioned “Foggier By the Day” as a potential working title for this year’s RPM Challenge album, as that’s kind of how everything feels, and we’d all taken a few dramatic pictures over a couple of…
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This one started out with me (Kevin) recording some drum parts to a click track after the group wrapped up a Saturday recording session. I took the drum parts home and threw some MIDI keyboard loops over them, consciously trying for a Boards of…
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Robbie showing off his John Lennon influence. Robbie Robinson – lyrics, songwriting, lead vocals, guitar, recording Kenny Tannehill – background vocals, bass Margaret Bibb – lyrics Kevin Craig – lyrics, recording, MIDI drum programming…
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Guitar, drums, bass, Minibrute 2
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It wasn’t a good month for making a full EP or album for the RPM challenge, but I still got in some fun sound crafting and song making time, and produced something worth sharing. I created several new presets for the Deluge synth community firmware…
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The latest single from Dave Saigh (say). This is a contemplation on taking a new step forward in a world of challenges and difficulties. "A New Breath" is a 2025 winter reflection on going forward through adversity. So take a listen and…
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Just a quick live track to keep the RPM streak alive...
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2025 RPM Challenge song idea number 19 becomes finished song number 20. The 20th and final song worked on for this year's RPM. I think we're going out on a high note this year. I like this one. Everything is working for me except for the…
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Sadly the leopards are eating well in 2025.
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I decided to try a few different things this year for RPM. This is the single (along with a b-side to make a playlist) I'm using to show I completed RPM. All told I had six songs and could have listed an EP, but the songs all need a bit more…
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If you're watching, you know. If not, stay away from the elevator. It has a certain appeal Disconnecting from half of your life Getting through the day by forgetting who you are No need to find a way Not remembering all that went wrong…
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Straw can be light and golden yellow Is often used to stuff our pillows Straw is the hay you see in the fields All those hay bales give good feels The scarecrow of Oz was made of straw though his brain held nothing at all Dorothy held…
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Microfreak, bass, guitar, drums.
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Demo for FAWM '25. A collab with @villedog inspired/adapted from original lyrics by @johnkaniecki [Intro] Excuse me Buy, Buy! Buy, Buy! Excuse me Buy, Buy! Buy, Buy! Excuse me Buy, Buy! I don't want your junk [Verse] I…
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2025 RPM Challenge song idea number eight becomes finished song number 19. Do I like this because of the swing groove, or in spite of it? I don't know. The rhythm guitar in your left speaker is a Les Paul Custom and the one in the right…
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my contribution to the 2025 rpm season
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2025 RPM Challenge song idea number seven becomes finished song number 18. I kinda like this one. I think it's going onto the final RPM Challenge album. I just wish I couldn't hear the keys on the saxophone clicking. I don't think I've ever…
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Demo for FAWM '25, A collab with @nahlej381. In an interview, David Lynch once called Eraserhead his most spiritual film. When asked if he wanted to expand on that, he replied "no". This might be my most spiritual song. [Verse] My head…
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2025 RPM Challenge song idea number four becomes finished song number 17. I'm waffling between not liking this song and thinking it's just meh. The guitar in your left speaker is a Les Paul Custom and the one in your right is a Les Paul…
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2025 RPM Challenge Song Idea number 13 becomes finished song number 16. Meh. Waste of a good guitar solo in the outro. Rhythm guitars are a Takamine F-400 S 12-string into a Shure SM57. The leads are a Gibson Les Paul Standard 50's into…
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Glory's Gonna Shine Verse 1: I woke up with a feeling deep down in my soul, The world keeps on turning, but it’s out of control. Storm clouds are rising, you can hear the thunder roll, But I know my Saviour’s in control. Verse 2: Seven…
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2025 RPM Challenge song idea number nine becomes finished song number 15. This one is not going to make the RPM Challenge album cut. That middle bridge section... what was I thinking? Laughably bad. The rhythm guitar in your left speaker…
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2025 RPM Challenge song idea number 18 becomes finished song number 14. I like the song all right, but the performance could have (should have) been better. It's okay, I guess. Rhythm guitars are a Takamine F-400 S 12-string into a Shure…
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2025 RPM Challenge song idea number 20 becomes finished song number 13. As the great Ian Gillian once said, can I have everything louder than everything else. This mix kinda got silly as every level kept going up and up and up. It's a fun…
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What the hell's a djembe? No, me neither. So it gets an airing in the intro. Tried to hit a just-behind-the-beat edginess to fit in with the just-behind-comfortable intent of the song. Titles are hard. *Tech Corner* More clangs and thuds…
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A bit of Frankenstein of a song, lyrics cobbled from old lyric fragments, with variations on bass and melody and piano motifs, like I couldn't make my mind up where it was heading. Something about it, so has made the cut! *Tech Notes* Hmm…
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The song's about betrayal: about mixing with the wrong crowd, who then drop you from a great height. It's a love song. Maybe I should find a twee skirmish instead of relying on that Muse. *Tech Notes* Hmm. The usual set of twenty-three sound…
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The song started life as more sonic doodles using the Numanesque 1979 synth emulators -- so if you think it's 80s, you're a year out! Was also working on transitions from verse to chorus (as I've listened to too many fawmers doing this rather…
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TL;DR: more guitary than my preferred synthery. With production practice too. --- For a recent collab, I undertook collation duties: mixing received stems without (hopefully) losing their original energy. Those stems were played on real instruments…
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TL;DR: it's got percussion in it. I had an idea for percussion-heavy song: that I found tough to articulate because it's not a usual thing for me. More practice required. I dialled back the bpm as the percussion became (even more) a wall of…
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This started out from some sound design doodlery. A couple of the synths I've been using have some non-standard routing options, so I've been getting better acquainted. They're not modular, though the Reason hosted stuff does have visible, virtual…
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I sold my upright piano earlier this year: it had been underused for a while and my head's been buried in the DAW for a long time. So played arpeggios into DAW instead. Then quantised them within a inch of their lives. More doodles with the Backbone…
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Ditty with jangles, bass and celloish thing (all Halion) and plenty of triplets. [Drum sounds from Groove Agent; edited using the new Drum Pattern editor. New for Cubase that is ... but every other DAW has had for 20 years, I suspect.] Vocal synths…
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