Hurrah! Finally! It’s up.
Yes, I know it took me flippin ages, but it’s there now, in the shop - Click here to go to the store and buy it!
Q - OK, so what do you get for your money?
A - an immediate digital download of the album - encoded at 256kbps (VBR*), beautifully and lovingly […]
Lawson/Dodds/Wood - Numbers: Available to order and download NOW!
October 3rd, 2008 · 3 Comments
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New solo tune on video - Don’t Stop Believin’
September 28th, 2008 · 2 Comments
For last week’s Freedom Of Expression gig in Gipsy Hill, I took a mini-set-up. I couldn’t really face packing up my whole rack to take on the bus, so I took my Line 6 DL4 (thanks Mike!) and my Akai Headrush - both loop pedals, but the DL4 also has a load of Delay sounds […]
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A virtual gig - Geeknbury in your living room!
July 28th, 2008 · 4 Comments
This weekend, the social media marvel that is Christian Payne hosted a lil’ festival out in wilds of Surrey called Geeknbury - I REALLY wanted to go, but it was just dreadful timing for me, work-wise, so I had to make do with checking out the happenings from the fest via the festival channel on […]
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Telling Stories (new post on Creative-Choices.co.uk )
July 28th, 2008 · No Comments
I’ve put another post up at Creative-Choices.co.uk, titled “Telling Stories…”
The premise behind it is that everything we do as musicians has a story attached, and if you’re not telling it, someone else is. It’s a theme I hope to develop more here, or there, but for now, head over to the Creative Choices site to […]
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Paradigm is no measure of quality - what to do when you’re ‘different’…
July 20th, 2008 · 5 Comments
This post is inspired by two things - firstly, a conversation I had recently with the very lovely Laura Kidd. We’d known each other quite a few weeks before she finally bothered to listen to any of the music I did, assuming that because it was solo bass it would be a load of techno-wank […]
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Last.fm-buzzing - day one results + free stuff :)
June 19th, 2008 · 1 Comment
OK, one day into the last.fm buzzing experiment, and the first thing that’s clear is that this is going to take a little longer. Twitter buzzing takes a maximum of 20 seconds beyond reading the blog post. You find a link, you twurl it, you tweet it. Simple As.
I did, however, have twice as […]
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The experiment Pt 2 - Last.fm-Buzzing
June 18th, 2008 · No Comments
OK, Pt II of the experiment is an easy-ish one, if you’re already on Last.fm.
In case you don’t know, Last.fm is an online radio/playlist/social network site - the heart of it is an ENORMOUS catalogue of songs, many of which can be streamed on demand, and all of which crop up in radio stations, […]
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Twitter-Buzzin’ - some early results…
June 17th, 2008 · 2 Comments
Thanks so much to all of you who took part in the great Twitter-buzzin’ experiment! It was firstly a whole lot of fun and the most obvious traceable statistic is that it the number of unique visitors to my blog and the wordpress part of my site more than doubled, and unlike most traffic spikes, […]
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The great “Twitter-Buzz experiment”!
June 16th, 2008 · 5 Comments
OK, here’s the plan - I’m interested to see how much of a buzz a modest number of twitter-followers can create about a particular site/service/artist/whatever, so I’m running a competition, in which y’all get to come up with whatever ideas you like to send your twitter-readers back to my site, or to my videos on […]
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Social Media thoughts Pt 4 - the podcast!
May 27th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Last Friday, after the Social Media Cafe, I was interviewed by broadcaster and programme maker Penny Jackson for the Creative Coffee Club podcast. She’s a fantastic interviewer in that she asks the questions that from my site of the mic sound obvious, but are the things that make sense of a lot of the stuff […]
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