September 2011
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May 2011
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WatchCreative work from yourstru.ly out of SF. “The Charm” is a restless rumbler of a charge to the observations of love lost and kept from a distance. This video uses a middle school drumline to give it that extra DIY flair. Things pick up at 1:45. This song only need two things: voice and beat.
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March 2011
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WatchThis cannot go unposted. It all gets pretty crazy, literally, at the end, but the opening scene in the classroom gets a lot out of the young actors. She is all in. And the sounds are a wild mix of tribal world pop and melodic 80s blips which is to be expected from theater kids who get a chance to make music. tUnE-YaRdS is playing the crocodile this month. Thanks AJ.
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The Sounds of Everything →
Thousands reside in Seattle. I am honored to share streets and sounds with them. Often they are described as Simon & Garfunkel and Elliot Smith infused. I pretty much cannot add to that.
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WatchDuring the last night of the historic Neptune cinema in the University District Grand Hallway front-man and Neptune employee took his guitar in to the theater and instituted a sort of Last Supper, a Last Performance. The words hang as hopeful as Christ’s, “What a gift to be born” and “I’m playing music with my old friends.”
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February 2011
9 posts
Look for my quote in this article. →
It’s an honor to represent the School of Theology Grad Program, and to be quoted so graciously for Dr. J Kameron Carter’s lecture on race.
New writing: Dating for intimacy in your 20s →
This appeared in Seattle Pacific University’s newspaper, my first published article. Thanks and enjoy!
New Writing: One man's journey through Oregon and... →
I wrote this for University Presbyterian Church, and it’s all true. RIP Saturn.
January 2011
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September 2010
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August 2010
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WatchRacing seaplanes and cat stevens.
WatchHow lcd soundsystem should be listened to.