thedatawaves.bandcamp.com/album/drunk-funk
credits
released October 19, 2018
all tracks written by The Data Waves
The Band:
Kevin King- Tenor Saxophone and Flute
Joey Parker- Keyboards and Synthesizer
Sammy Gessesse- Guitar
Aditya Kashyap- Bass
Seth Graham- Drums
Production:
Tracking, Mixing- Bryce Conrad
Additional Mastering- Aditya Kashyap
Recorded at Fourth Street Records in Urbana, IL
released August 29, 2018
Written and performed by Marlee Labroo
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marleelabroo.bandcamp.com
Recorded and produced at 4th St. Records
2014. Written in New Orleans riding a bike back at night from Lauren Dean’s
Written and performed by Marlee Labroo
Recorded and produced at 4th St. Records
released March 13, 2018
Vocals, Oboe, Guitar by Maddy Marsan
Percussion by Kev Cruse
Recorded and Produced by Bryce Conrad at Fourth Street Records
tell me
the things you want to say
the games you like to play and if
you’re any good at them
you ask me, who is he
that he got so lucky
and i’m wondering still
maybe he just got lucky
tell me
what do you like to do
alone in your room when
nobody’s around you
tell me
the kind of girls that you like
are they different or are they alike
and what you did with them
i don’t care
the wind’s in my ears
my insomniac lover, do you dare
do you dare
tell me
the way things should be
do you like mythology or should i
stick to what’s real
tell me
the risks you like to take
the rules you like to break
and the reason you do it
cause i’d rather have
a thousand stories
than one sleeping beauty
alone in her castle
scheherazade
tell me your secrets
i like that your reach
extends beyond your grasp
i like that her smile is wider than her face
i like that her smile is wider than her face
i like that her smile is wider than her face
i like that her smile is wider than her face
Composition by Alexander Scriabin
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Electronic arrangement by Trevor D Moore https://soundcloud.com/trevor-dalton-moore/
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Piano performance and music video by Piano Dave
pianodave.bandcamp.com
We’re doing something new with this release by giving old music an audio-visual makeover.
The music of classical 19th-20th century composer, Alexander Scriabin, was composed with color schemes in mind – the composer was a synesthete – in his case, he associated various colors with musical keys and modes.
Now, this Prelude is in the key of G major – while Scriabin associated this key with the color orange, we also had blue and purple in our minds. Throughout the video, the colors slowly fade through a variety of shades and hues – see if you can notice, it is very subtle!
What color schemes do you pick up on here?
What other colors do the music evoke in your mind?
Relive some of Kanye West’s wildest moments through the eyes of J. S. Bach ~
[explicit]
Released September 3, 2017
Production – Pepe Silvia
Piano performance – Piano Dave (pianodave.bandcamp.com)
Samples from:
Prelude in D Major, BWV850 – J. S. Bach
Feedback – Kanye West (Life of Pablo)
I Love Kanye – Kanye West (Life of Pablo)
Maddy Marsan’s Dino Song and Neon Neal’s Could Have Been Me ~
http://maddymarsan.bandcamp.com/
http://neonneal.bandcamp.com/
This album was compiled from the local music of Champaign-Urbana. All proceeds go to Girls Rock! – CU. It is meant to be a musically diverse and
inclusive compilation that promotes female empowerment in the CU music scene.
“As a female musician it becomes so apparent how male-heavy the scene is. It’s crucial to support and give all our ladies involved in local music on every level a chance to share their story to spread love and empowerment!” ~ Maddy Marsan / Local Musician, Marketing Director Fourth Street Records
released June 2, 2017
Swawn sings of summer and young love in their jazzy second single, little diddy #2
Credits:
Swawn – music and lyics, vocals, ukelele
Alyson Bauman – guitar
Neal – trombone, piano, bass
Westley Banks – drums
Michael Barranco – bells
recorded, mixed, and mastered by Bryce Conrad @ 4th St. Records
http://www.fourthstreetrecords.com/
Isaac has been a proponent of the music scene in CU for over a decade – in 2006, he started a project, Blanketarms, and a label, Pop! Monster Records. He has performed in numerous bands over the years, including Evil Tents, Thundertruck, Cloudmanner, The Struggle, Blanketarms, The Spooky Ghosts and Fruit Knife.
He will now be releasing songs he wrote between 2004 – 2008, and performed on this album by his band shown below. These are small, antifolk, garagepunk, powerpop songs played by big-sound emo shoegazers.
All proceeds will go towards Girls Rock in CU! ~ http://girlsrockcu.org/
All songs written by Isaac Arms between 2004 and 2008.
[L-R: Jordan Schwartz, Wesley John Johnson, Isaac Arms, Bob Henne]
credits
Isaac Arms: vocals, guitar
& the Extremities:
Bob Henne: bass
Wesley John Johnson: drums
Jordan Schwartz: guitar
Live band recording by Wesley John Johnson in Bob Henne’s basement.
Vocals recorded by Bryce Conrad at Fourth Street Records.
Mixed by Wesley John Johnson and Bryce Conrad.
Mastered by Niko Yamamoto.
Illustation by Emma Hichens – https://m.facebook.com/emmahichensart/
a soft, dissonant melody picks along, encompassing reflective lyrics; subdued rhythms make the room turn ever so slightly in swawn’s debut single, “Church Mouse”.
credits
released October 23, 2016
Music and lyrics – Swawn
All music and lyrics by Maddy Marsan
Arrangement on Rutabaga/We Are Garden/Symmetry by Elliot Cobb
Recorded and Produced through Fourth Street Records, Champaign, IL
Recorded and Mixed – Bryce Conrad
Mastered – Niko Yamamoto
download from 4th St. – http://www.fourthstreetrecords.com/?sd_product=nocturnes
‘The Martian’ and ‘Brower Power’
Recorded at MINBAL and the Warehouse, Chicago, IL
Recorded and Mixed – Ryan Deffet
Guitar/Vocals/Oboe on The Martian/Brower Power/Interlude – Maddy Marsan
Oboe/English Horn – Erin Mathewson
Bassoon – Elliot Cobb
Contrabassoon – Marcus Westbrook
Vocals – Steve Wang
Bassoons/Contrabassoon on Rutabaga – Standard Rep
Percussion on Rutabaga/We Are Garden, You are Flower – Wes Banks
Percussion on The Martian/Brower Power – Aex Kociper
Bass on The Martian/Brower Power – Will McGing
Cello on Brower Power – Libbie Beaudet
Photo-cred to Leah Annaliese Photography – https://www.facebook.com/leahannaliese/?fref=ts
