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The Beatserv launch has gone well. There were some technical difficulties to take care of in the initial rush, and while the rush and the tech problems have both died down, I'm sure there will be more...

This video sums up the town I grew up in.

Finally launching Beatserv this week has been a grueling and great process. We've been working on the concept of selling premium audio loops, and the ecommerce website for over a year now, and while the financial overhead has been rather low, the amount of time involved has been high...

I've added a bunch of my remixes to the Audio page. The Marvin Gaye is a very early track of mine that has always gone over well.I don't think people take me seriously when I say I like doing remixes...

Bounte album I got in touch with J*Star, a rapper I met in Cleveland about working on one of my tracks, and he's down with it. I just have to call him and work out how to work it out. Which is intimidating for me, Mr. non-verbal...

I got a bump from the last Atomica show I played, and have been put on the ticket for the April 23 production of Collaboraction's Sketchbook festival. This one will actually involve some theater, I think, rather than just fundraising. But I'll be DJing an electronic set somewhere in there...

I've put my tracks on sale at Flagrant Records TODAY, rather than waiting a couple months to finish another album. This includes the CD for One, which hasn't been available for over a year. The old Bounte ringer tees will be available there soon...

You can now stream all of my album released tracks on bounte.com's Audio page. It's the internet age, after all. Once I'm closer to releasing my second full-length, um, collection of songs, it will all go on sale at the Flagrant Records site at a higher quality bit-rate...

Saturday was my last show playing keys with The Atomica Project. It's not creative differences or anything negative about our relationship. I'm dealing with some things right now and am in a bad head-space...

Part of what I do all day is cut out photos of musical artists and paste them onto websites, like some high-tech commercial version of a teenage girl's bedroom wall. Lately it's been all Carrie Underwood, Kenny Chesney, Beyonce, and Sean Hannity (yeah, I know), which all gets old really quick...

This is the hoinh that's been powering my laptop at live shows. If you zoom in, see that part where it plugs into the computer? The corresponding part on the computer looks marginally better. In fact the laptop itself hardly looks much better than this hoinh...

There's this thing that happens on tour that no one really tells you about. It's called "reality," and it hits hard, twice. First a sharp jab at the beginning of the tour, then an uppercut out of nowhere when it ends...

I'll try to come up with a more extensive writeup on the whole great experience, but in the meantime, you can read the atomica project blog, view all my mobile flickr photos that I took with my phone you see there, and you should definitely have a look at some more of the beautiful photos taken by...