Music is made to be heard. I hope you all like it. Also, I released all of these songs under the name Meathouse Man. I'm just bad at the internet.
Music is wonderful. Music has helped move me in ways nothing else can. There are songs that have gotten me through life and been with me in the times I've needed it most. Music is pure, wonderful, magical.
To have my songs heard, for now eventually to be able to play for a captive audience that really loves the material.
Restructure society, and put a premium on eduction. Not our packaged education, but a better more practical education which would teach everyone about their bodies, their minds, how the world works, and how to best function in our society.
That's a tough one, probably Rocket Man by Elton John. I also really loved Hotel California by The Eagles, these were songs I liked before I knew what music was or that there was more out there.
So many, to name a few: Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Tom Petty, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, No Doubt, Pepper, Sublime, State Radio, Dispatch, Rebelution, The Cat Empire, Streetlight Manifesto, Heart, Rodriguez, Bob Dylan.... etc.
Anything depending on the day and what mood I'm in.
I just want it to be heard and for it to resonate with anyone who may need that song that day.
Slightly nervous.
It's hard to say. On one hand it's never been easier to get your music somewhere where it can be heard by a massive amount of people. On the other hand though even with access to your music will people listen? I ask myself this a lot. The other double edge sword is how easy music is to make these days. You can buy programs that come up with progressions and beats and things of that nature. You really don't need to know how to play anything anymore. Which on one hand is amazing on the other it's kind of a let down for musicians like me, I play almost all of my parts, and strive for analog sounds.
It's too soon to give a good review, but it's a really cool concept.
Nothing really, in the grand scheme of things nothing matters, and I'm making my music for me. As long as I'm enjoying myself I don't let the frustrations stay.
I do and I don't, I support lots of small artists most of whom are friends of mine. In that sense absolutely! Also though I'm kind of a hermit, so I don't go out and support literal local acts. I don't even know all of the restaurants around me... so that should give you an idea of my hermitage.
Beats me man.
Pardon the Spins, Nuns Gone Wild, Girlspit, Oddfellow's Way, The Rhythm Upstairs, Mitch Melodia, Paul Swiderski.