it's funny the amount of time you spend bouncing and rendering and compressing and adjusting, only to go back to make corrections and repeat the process, again
I like reading articles in the New Yorker about major player artists overseeing the physical production of their ideas in lofts in Brooklyn
Anyway
rocked it to 1, today, a new video for an old favorite of mine. This is expected to be the album's closer and perhaps the opener for our shows. The video itself is an exercise in editing tons and tons of shit; I just got an honorary degree from the University of Phoenix in video editing and will note, as such, on my resume
The tune is an exercise in simplicity, wildly repetitive vocal line hopefully assuring listeners what these gals have been up to the entire time they've been enjoying the album/preparing soon-to-be intimates for what is in store the next 35-45 minute set of their lives.
I've made one of my phone calls and consequently a playdate to talk business, next week. More to come.
I still haven't rapped with Cap'n Straus about his overwhelming school schedule, nor have I written him parts, further. More to come.
Bri Guy will be joining us tomorrow to finalize 13 and 10--looking forward to finishing that video, hot damn.
I think I might warm down my evening by watching "Part of the Weekend Never Dies." Looking at my hair in the mirror, I thought to myself, "oh wow you learn a lot in a year with some focus gosh" and that documentary is in part what set me on this path, one short year ago.
Things are good, I don't know what else--
You're looking fine, though
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