Treat your ears right. Listen to this album.
The Acoustic Session, Volume 9: Stop and Dream
(via Taylor Carson)
The Acoustic Session, Volume 8: Learning to Fly
(via Taylor Carson)
The Acoustic Session, Volume 6: Someone To Love
There really is an app for everything.
Very cool feature film and photography book highlighting a wide array of musicians and their own testimonials! Check it out: http://musicthebook.com/?seen=true
This is a great clip that describes why we have music. It is such a divine thing that it is what proves there is a GOD. Music has become personal to me with my friendships with Braddigan and his band, Taylor Carson, Todd Martin, and the other artista who I’ve come into contact with. HELL is a world without music.
I thought this might be useful to some people.
James Kenly: “This NPR article does a great job of pulling back the curtain to reveal what it takes to “break” a song … $1.1m! Give it a read and then take some time to appreciate the indies that you like and help them reach more people without spending this kind of money!” Couldn’t have said it better! Be sure to support the independents!
I don’t watch The Bachelorette but… If you’ve seen one TV dating show, you’ve seen them all: Love-starved, desperate 20-somethings clawing at each other in a blind frenzy at the slightest hint of romance. It makes for some gourmet television, but it’s horrible psychological rolemodeling for America’s youth.
Funny Or Die has taken things a step further by applying the laws of dating shows to real life. What if your local grocery store was the set of “The Bachelorette”? Would normal guys be into it, or would they be totally turned off?
(via The Huffington Post)
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