2012 was a pretty good year for music. Here are some of my favorite albums (in order of date released) over the past 12 months with a super short review for each. I highly recommend that you check each of these out. And on a side note, I also released an album called Union, Reunion […]
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My albums are on sale for $5 on bandcamp for the rest of the year. I know you don’t want to start 2013 without your own copy of Lafayette & Luxia or Union, Reunion so pick them up cheap while you can. Union, Reunion by Noah Glenn Lafayette & Luxia by Noah Glenn
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My friend, Myla Smith, recently asked me to create a music video for her latest single, “Slow Down.” Check out the result above. This song is from her EP, Drugs, which was released October 16. Listen closely; I think the message of her song makes a nice follow-up to my last blog post.
I thought these guys did a good job walking through some significant developments in audio production over the years. It’s interesting to see 100 years of progress in just 5 and a half minutes. I’m thankful for how far things have. I can’t see myself recording music back in the days of the gramophone, but
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Old Spice Muscle Music from Terry Crews on Vimeo. This video is an inspiration to me. If you haven’t already seen this, watch the video, then hang around for a really cool interactive experience.
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A Christmas Suite by Noah Glenn Last night, I was sorting, organizing, and updating some of my music on bandcamp, and I remembered this EP I recorded last Christmas. It features the only original Christmas song I’ve ever written, “Christmas Sweaters.” I’m actually really proud of the song, so it makes me a little sad
Many of you may know I do a lot of work for a non-profit called City Leadership. I’m really proud to be a part of the team, and excited about the many projects City Leadership is responsible for around Memphis, but I often have trouble trying to summarize what the organization does. That task is
This video has really got me thinking about what it means to be a creator – why we create, what we’re doing when we create, how dangerous it is to be a passive audience. This video (particularly the part starting around 1:40) raised some thoughts in my mind about the ethics of creativity. I want
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Here are a few new releases I’ve been listening to recently. It’s a short list because I haven’t done as much listening as normal for the last few months. I was finishing up my own album for release in May, and since then work has kept me pretty busy (more on that to come). Brendan
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Join me and a few friends this Friday night at 232 Lafayette Street, Memphis, TN. Music, drinks, snacks, fun, and friendship all guaranteed. I’ve been lucky enough to be a part of a few of these Memphis-area backyard shows. My good friend, Caleb Sigler, had the idea a few months back and hosted the first
This Friday night I’m playing another backyard house show. This time I’ll also be celebrating the release of my new album Union, Reunion. Singer/songwriter, Caleb Sigler will also be performing, as well as Nature Boy Explorer, a guitar/harp/ accordion trio led by my former music theory professor, Mark Snyder. I’ll have copies of my CD