Buy More Buddhas Video Project – The VIDEO!
Here it is!!! I hope you’ll enjoy it. After you watch, please check out my post thanking all the photographers who contributed to this crowd-sourced beauty.
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Toronto Women’s Bookstore – Three Day Cabaret (and cds for sale)
I’m delighted to announce that the Toronto Women’s Bookstore at 73 Harbord Street is selling my new cd, The Day the Money Run Out. And, I’m going to perform a short set at the TWB on Thursday, October 28 as … Continue reading →
The Day the Money Run Out – now available to download
It’s October 19, 2010, the official release date for The Day the Money Run Out, and iTunes impressed the heck out of me by having the new cd available right after midnight. I thought they would be lagging a little … Continue reading →
Save a Penny!
I’m very excited to announce that The Day the Money Run Out is available for sale at Soundscapes (572 College Street) and at the Roncy location of She Said Boom (393 Roncesvalles Ave.) If you are in Toronto and craving … Continue reading →
The Day the Money Run Out Release Info
Please join in the upcoming celebrations for the release of my new cd, The Day the Money Run Out (virtually, or in person) Digital release: Tuesday, October 19, 2010 via CDBaby(Both physical cds and digital downloads will be available via … Continue reading →
Why producing an indie CD is almost nothing like having a baby
Stephen Sondheim is one of my heroes. Lately, I’ve been listening to the soundtrack of Sondheim on Sondheim. A lot. As part of the show, Sondheim talks about his creative process and at one point says that, although it’s a … Continue reading →
Song Notes
I’m in the last stages of preparing my second cd, The Day the Money Run Out, for manufacture. The tracks went off to be mastered this morning—they sound amazing. And I’m in my studio at home, finalizing the album art, … Continue reading →
Greater than the sum of its parts
I’m busy working out the track order for my upcoming cd, The Day the Money Run Out. I am finding it a fascinating process. We’ve recorded 14 songs, so how many possibilities does that add up to? Anyone want to … Continue reading →