Buy the Truth (redone with cello and piano)

[dmbguitar718]

but do not stop writing original musiccccc

[captainburrito]

but do not stop writing original musiccccc

YES!!!! I forgot to throw that in there...

[Easy E]

Originally I wanted to put the tapping part solely on piano but had trouble playing it the way I wanted (I wanted sustain in certain parts of the phrase but not in others). I figured if I ever record it in a studio, I'd either have someone play it on violin or another instrument that would have it stand out, but not too much.

As for ending on the tonic, I suppose that was a rather uncreative cop-out on my part. It seemed like a better idea than a fade out. But now that I'm thinking about it, I'll probably end it with a weird variation of the tonic, perhaps with a suspension or as a 7th chord. You know, something to give it some dissonance.

It might be a little on the bouncy side but it is fun to play. I'm having a hard time promoting myself. I feel so icky afterwards. I just started my own website but I'm pretty much obscurity on youtube. So I have to start thinking up of ways to draw more viewers other than my music alone (cause apparently that ain't cuttin' it).

Finding really new pop songs to acoustically cover is always a good way to gain youtube viewership. It is a little bit skeezy...and you just get teenage girls viewing your videos, but you'll get subscribers out of it. I think you would do a mean "Single Ladies" by Sasha Fierce. Other than that, the only advice I have to give about getting yourself out there is to play tons of open mic nights and start making local connections.

I stumbled across your Rhythm is a Dancer cover. Phe-nom-nom-nom-enal

fyp

[whatshername]

awesome song and video

[Blake]

dude, this was fucking awesome. keep it up