I want to make music that sounds the way Salvador Dalí's paintings look! Paranoiac-critical!
I've just finished recording, mixing, and mastering my version of Silent Night, and I'm in the process of posting it all around the Internet for your holiday listening pleasure!
You can check it out at the official myspace site:
http://www.myspace.com/sonicdeviant
Happy Christma-hanukk-wanza!
The jazzy tune Glass Shard Teeth recently appeared on the Pirates' Week podcast in the episode for Pirates Week 10/14/07.
Thanks to Ragnar Daneskjold located in the Fook'n Ionosphere!
Glass Shard Teeth from the album Transduction Euphony appeard on Relax Podcast #22 from HelpAndyBuyAMac, which also features the podcast X-Pat Radio. SD appeard on X-Pat previously.
Thanks for the play, Andy!
The tune Peach's Lullaby from the CD Cantaloupe Napalm appeared on the Quiet Study Area podcast in the episode Starting a New Grading Period.
Transduction Euphony is a record featuring 24 mostly instrumental tracks at a total run time of approximately 1 hour that will appeal to the rock, jazz, and avant-garde music enthusiast. If you enjoy guitar playing, music, and art from the likes of Frank Zappa, Steve Vai, John Scofield, BMR3000, Neil Haverstick, Dan Stearns, Marco Oppedisano, Ken Rubenstein, Infinite Ego, and other experimentally minded artists, you'll probably enjoy this record.
Featuring special guests artists DAVID SLACK (aka BMR3000 on bass) and SCOTT SIMMERMAN (on keys) on the jazz number, Glass Shard Teeth.
Additionally, the Sonic Deviant Official Web Site has been updated heavily. New scores have been added, as well as a new Press and Praise page, featuring encomia from many of Shane's influences.
"Sing Me My Breakfast" appeared on MusicWorld's podcast MW22 from Jan 30, 2007. Thanks for the play guys!
Some of the tunes have been featured on several podcasts over the last few months.
We weren't aware, but East Wind Blows West was featured on the BareFT podcast episode 58.
He also featured Coffee Bean on his personal blog, Remarkably Mark, in episode 33: Tapas Crawl in Spain of November 5, 2006. Thanks for all the support Mark!
Don't Want To Go appeared on Mad Money Machine's MMM-045: Should I Risk Exposure of October 31, 2006.
Feline Demise was updated with a remix/remaster featuring MORE BASS. Enjoy. Also, we've completely updated the main site, as well as myspace (much bug squashing there and here on the blog--some missing images and other browser formatting errors should be addressed now).
We've added two new pages. One will be used to update all places on the Internet where we'll host tunes for listening and download. The other lists all the professional services we offer, including inexpensive, high-quality mastering for your 2-track mixes.
Transduction Euphony is coming along and will hopefully be shipped for manufacture by mid-January.
Thanks to Dave Shepherd et al. for using the tune on their show!
The theme? Coffee and tea. Hence the title, “Morning Coffee and Afternoon Tea.”
Thanks to Bryce Allen for including us in this array of talented musicians.
Good news for us musicians! Store and share your music projects with MP3.com once again. Deja vu!
MP3.com reopens servers, accepts files - Yahoo! News: "The site, acquired by San Francisco-based CNET Networks Inc. in 2003, has recently undergone a redesign. Relaunched officially on Tuesday, the site now offers up to 100 megabytes of storage space for audio tracks and unlimited space for videos, free of charge."
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Nearly all of Shane's entire catalog of instrumental music (recorded since 1993) has been accepted by Pump Audio, LCC and offered in their music licensing catalog.
Hopefully, you'll hear some of these tunes soon in movies, commercials, television, games, answering systems, environmental sound systems, etc.
Shane's jazz tune Sing Me My Breakfast was featured on Career Mom Radio Episode 9 out of the United Kingdom.
The tune was also featured on Pirates Week for 10/15/06.
Thanks for the support!
Pump Audio | Welcome: This seems like a great new site to check out. Amateur composers and musicians can license their work for use in amateur film!
