Electric
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Picked up an old song I started working on a while ago, and largely rearranged the parts. Its got a blocked MusicMan Axis guitar, the same guitar running through a pod pro for distortion and reverse […]
you guys can right click the flash players to download the songs. I might disable this later when I post albums to iTunes, but in the meantime, have at it.
Here are four songs from Luke Langsjoen. Maybe he’ll provide some details in a comment (hint).
Song for my Friends: By Luke Langsjoen
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Dalton: By Luke Langsjoen
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Tread: Written and Produced by Joel Stevens
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Had I the cloths
from the golden light
Or the blue dim from
day or night
I would spread them
under our feet
oh but,
I hear the feet coming near
the warring words, the lying lies
Had I the cloths,
I […]
Tread was my first attempt at an electronic song, and I’m pretty pleased with it. I listened to Radiohead and Thom Yorke’s Eraser album for six months or so while I was doing this. In any event, that’s why it has that sort of sound (at least hopefully, that was my intention). […]
Symphony: By Charles Wagner and Joel Stevens
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If I said I was a fool for you, would you laugh at me?
excuse this intuition; blinded by beauty
So I watch these pieces as they dance together
a new fit until they […]
This is a song written by Charles Wagner a while back. We basically took his song’s drums and reproduced them and started making the song anew.
For mics and preamps, I used a cheap 100 dollar dynamic Seinhesser e228 (or something like that, its their basic model) and a mackie preamp built in to their […]
Little Umbrella: Written and Produced by Joel Stevens
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This was my first produced song using cubase SX and some free plugins. I did very little to this project except play it over and over and over. […]
It’s Love: By Charles Wagner and Joel Stevens
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Oh our kids are all grown up now,
we miss ‘em all the time
I love it when they call home,
the way it lights up your eyes
I still remember the day that […]
Charles wrote a country song (from the perspective of a 45 year old no less) that he thought might be sellable to a pop artist, and so we started producing it. It turned out ok, but probably is one of the songs I’m least proud of that’s listed. This could be because a) […]