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Having A Severely Normal One
From a rural high school I did two years post secondary at the University of Saskatchewan and the University of Regina. Making the decision to leave was done rather easily. I lacked stimulation and as developed in formative years, I could not seem to operate...
How John Prine Convinced Me Of A Divine Architecture
Lately being our most responsible, my wife and I have been hunting for the communion of common sense and creativity in hopes of discovering small practices to nurture our sanity. We imposed quarantine upon ourselves approximately three weeks ago making the decision...
Intuition and Expectation
The exhausted tale of how I would load up a side-satchel and hit the streets with an album I borrowed two thousand dollars to make has become a prevalent story in my mythology. The door-to-door hustle that lasted half a decade moved over ten thousand copies of the...
Innovate and Diversify
Innovate & Diversify I set the timer on my phone for ten minutes and close my eyes. I've been graced with a rare moment devoid of multiple engines howling at once. A thirty-foot auger, a John Deere 4020, and a Chevy tandem grain truck have steadied the flow of...
Underpasses, Overpasses and a Moment of Clarity
I approach extended drives, at this point, with a certain structure and with the last 9 weeks consisting of multiple twenty-plus-hour treks, the mental development is becoming somewhat scientific. Rarely do I enjoy music on miniature journeys as such. It's a quick...
“Pretty Good Guy”
A smooth talking devil of the nightlife, an early morning coffeecup in hand, he'll exercise his freedom of expression and won't back down once he takes his stand As you've probably picked up by this point, I have a concept record on my hands. How it came together and...
How to Enjoy The Grind – A Quick Guide To Being An Intradependent Musician
The Art of the Intradependent Musician is the art of focus. Last fall I was lent (which I've yet to return) a book from my friend, Mike Dawson. In it, author Stephen Witt exposes the history of the mp3 and the subculture that led to the fiscal demise of the music...
