Daye Quille

A little rough, timing a little weird (Audacity’s latency issues), but hey, eat it. I’ve been sick & am several days into a Ny/DayQuil haze. Enjoy.

Short time lapse from last Sunday, March 18, in Central Park. Music by me.

My trusty uke.

Shot with a Polaroid Sun 660, Impossible Project PX680 film.

Dakota King.

Slow bloggin’ days, I know. Above is a little track that took me much longer than necessary. It’s some electrified kalimba, ukulele, and a dictionary & a planner as drums. Enjoy.

Slight Whistle

(It’s been way too long since I put up a recording.)

Lorem Ipsum.

Who wants to sample this for something?

Slow Blues for a Slow Saturday Night.

Bruquilas.

Put some Aquilas strings on my cheapo Hilo Baritone and they’re some kind of magic! It sounds like a new instrument. I snagged ‘em at First Flight Music, which is one of very few places in NYC to find this brand (& a great music shop in general). The above is some randomish improvisation. Please dig.

Here’s a little video of Paul Ramirez-Jonas’s Long Time, a working water wheel at the end of Pier 66 in NYC that forever counts its own revolutions. Some more info here.

Music is a quick little ditty played by me on ukulele.

Sluke. (I like the ending on this one.)

Quick, Hide the Marmalade.

Psonng.

While recording I got some clipping (digital distortion) on the uke, but what can ya do?

Mintint.

Trying out some beat making technology—in this case, a cork trivet, one of those business envelopes with the clear plastic window, a Hint Mint tin, and oversize tweezers as a drumstick. Enjoy!

Morning Paper.

Jig (Clear Throat).