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Starting January 1st 2024 GMT each participant will have one week to upload one finished composition. Any style of music or selection of instruments are welcomed and encouraged.
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no more excuses... recorded this in 4 hours in between an epic 3 day plumbing project... i feel like my blocked kitchen sink drain was a metaphysical manifestation of my blocked creative process... so many things i would like to tweak etc. but the deadline looms... go!
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Interestingly Track!
Blocked creative processes are normal.
I have been doing for over 25 years of music, or trying to.
Importantly for me, it has no one like except myself.
So I take the pressure off, and it is working more creative than ever.
WeeklyBeats is for you, go ahead 
Welcome aboard, Emily! Sorry to hear about the plumbing adventures. I like this track--it's hypnotic, and I like the balance of the instrumental and the whispered vocal up front. (I'll agree that it's better to get something done than polish something to perfection.)
Interestingly Track!
Blocked creative processes are normal.
I have been doing for over 25 years of music, or trying to.
Importantly for me, it has no one like except myself.
So I take the pressure off, and it is working more creative than ever.
WeeklyBeats is for you, go ahead
Thank you for the encouragement! I'm excited to start the adventure & it does feel like it takes the pressure off. I used to take pictures of abandoned building too - it's addictive isn't it? It is a neat way to preserve the buildings & through song as well!
Welcome aboard, Emily! Sorry to hear about the plumbing adventures. I like this track--it's hypnotic, and I like the balance of the instrumental and the whispered vocal up front. (I'll agree that it's better to get something done than polish something to perfection.)
Thank you & I agree - It was easier to just create something today & I can see how each week will build on the other...
