Our Scattered Words is a songwriting blog by Mike from Our Scattered Dreams. This site features interviews with Songwriters and Bands. We’ll discuss their writing process, favorite lyrics and influences. They’ll also give tips for young writers. Bonus features including Artists selected playlists and videos are available here.
Promoting, preserving & perpetuating piano jazz music
we were born naked onto the page of existence; with nothing but the pen of our soul to write ourselves into eternal ecstasy ~ DreamingBear Baraka Kanaan
"I think I should have no other mortal wants, if I could always have plenty of music. It seems to infuse strength into my limbs and ideas into my brain. Life seems to go on without effort, when I am filled with music." -George Eliot
Learn to read music and practise.....Apps and Online
Emulation of famous OB-X, OB-Xa and OB-8 synths
Jazz music on the inside
Now what do we feed them?
Music and musings
free VST plugins for windows hosts
Founder's Blog for Music Parents
"Molot" and "Limiter №6" plugins page (and Tokyo Dawn Labs stuff too)
Or alternatively, "What's the emergency number in this country again?"
Articles, Lessons, Transcriptions, Thoughts and Rants...
Singer-Songwriter Adam Levy's Musings on Music & Such
sound affairs & audio effect design
Shaa - Mboka Rocks
altruism meets economics
Excelsior, Miscellany, and Significa
engaging music forums, resources, and notebooks
Helping Musicians Fulfil Their Potential
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Hi Mike, Great blog! Just got turned onto it through Brent Baxter. Looking forward to exploring more. You can check out my blogging adventure on songwriting as well. http://www.makingit365.com
Cheers!
Thanks, Michael. Your blog looks great. Really interesting premise. Keep in touch.
Love this blog. Like having a coffee break one-on-one with a different songwriter each day! Thanks.
Hi – I’ve nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award – congratulations! You can read more about it here: http://lauralamere.com/2013/10/31/thank-you/
Wow. Thank you, Laura. I’ll check that out.