Author / Jef
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…And Then There Were Three [Disquiet0132 – Posthumousnofitrio]
I’ve been itching to get back into making guitar tracks since I recently picked up a new Les Paul (which ironically didn’t make it onto this track as I haven’t properly intonated…
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A Local Tertiary Appointment [disquiet0130-filteredmelody]
I’ve been looking for an excuse to play with Supercollider for a few weeks now, and this challenge seemed like a perfect opportunity. Using a familiar melody from the Spielberg film “Close…
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disquiet0127-libraryshhh
Source recorded June 6th, 2014 at 5:49pm EST at the Akron Public Library Main Branch front desk, using an iPhone 4S placed in a discreet location nearby. More on this 127th Disquiet…
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A Flat Circle
Prototyping some new textures. All guitar tracks done on my trusty Epiphone Riviera, run through an amoral amount of delay.
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Prelude for Lute in D Minor – Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Having a little fun with an old Yamaha nylon string. WARNING: You will have to turn up your volume a bit, as this track features DYNAMIC RANGE. Hard limiting is for jerks.…
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Missed Connection 2013
Carissa and my entry for the 2013 Akron Film + Pixel Missed Connections film festival.
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LiV Warfield’s Unexpected New Release
This article originally posted to theclevelandsound.com on February 27th, 2014. Genre can be a tricky discussion when releasing an album. When an artist creates a work that pulls from a wide variety of…
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Meadows (In Time)
Guitar, vocals, and a nifty nylon string solo. No limiters were used in the making of this recording. What if they threw a loudness war and nobody came?
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In Defense of the Christmas Compilation
Oh, the Christmas album: that annual holiday tradition wherein an artist, regardless of race, creed, color or genre spends an abbreviated afternoon in the studio hammering out about thirty to forty minutes…
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Working For the Weekend – 5 Tips for the Part-Time Musician
To the aspiring musician, the realities of pursuing art as a career in our post-industrial society can often feel like a catch-22: gigging and recording, even taking on a few students on…
