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…when I don’t give you new music.
I am working on SO many cool tracks at the moment, but you’re almost definitely not gonna hear them until next year. Behind the scenes, everything is getting so good, the music is sounding better than ever and everything is coming together nicely.
All I can say is it’s worth the wait..and the longer the wait, the better the reward.
Keep the faith – we’re building a masterpiece.
- HARRISON -
…when I don’t give you new music.
I am working on SO many cool tracks at the moment, but you’re almost definitely not gonna hear them until next year. Behind the scenes, everything is getting so good, the music is sounding better than ever and everything is coming together nicely.
All I can say is it’s worth the wait..and the longer the wait, the better the reward.
Keep the faith – we’re building a masterpiece.
- HARRISON -
Frankmusik – The Fear Inside
New track from Frankmusik (at last!). Is it about time that I dropped his mix of “Love Flu”?
It is rather special.
Frankmusik – The Fear Inside
New track from Frankmusik (at last!). Is it about time that I dropped his mix of “Love Flu”?
It is rather special.
As planned, I’ve been writing and recording this month. Perhaps not as much as I wanted because my laptop had to go to the repair shop, and the repair company don’t want to give it back…anyway…
Last night I was working with the wonderful Josh Lally from a band called Deville - I highly recommend you check them out and click like on their page: http://www.facebook.com/thisisdeville (audio samples available on the bottom left of the linked page).
Currently listening to a remix by Gary Wood of a song called “Signal” that I worked on with Dave Munday at the start of this year….it’s sounding very smart. I think you might be hearing it in the New Year.
Next week is filled with more writing and studio time, mixed with a couple of meetings. It’s all go.
You can now request songs for me to perform/video very easily by going to http://www.youtube.com/thelindaharrison and entering your suggestions under the video player (if you add a link to the video it saves me a little time, so please do).
Much love to you all, and as always, thank you.
- HARRISON -
P.S. Watching my gorgeous friend Emily Grieve and Dita Von Teese at a show in London today (another person worth checking out Emily Grieve [model & singer] http://www.facebook.com/emily.alt.model).
As planned, I’ve been writing and recording this month. Perhaps not as much as I wanted because my laptop had to go to the repair shop, and the repair company don’t want to give it back…anyway…
Last night I was working with the wonderful Josh Lally from a band called Deville - I highly recommend you check them out and click like on their page: http://www.facebook.com/thisisdeville (audio samples available on the bottom left of the linked page).
Currently listening to a remix by Gary Wood of a song called “Signal” that I worked on with Dave Munday at the start of this year….it’s sounding very smart. I think you might be hearing it in the New Year.
Next week is filled with more writing and studio time, mixed with a couple of meetings. It’s all go.
You can now request songs for me to perform/video very easily by going to http://www.youtube.com/thelindaharrison and entering your suggestions under the video player (if you add a link to the video it saves me a little time, so please do).
Much love to you all, and as always, thank you.
- HARRISON -
P.S. Watching my gorgeous friend Emily Grieve and Dita Von Teese at a show in London today (another person worth checking out Emily Grieve [model & singer] http://www.facebook.com/emily.alt.model).
Just got a message telling my I had comments on my tracks on thesixtyone (please check out thesixtyone.com, it’s genius). Anyway, to get to the point, the commenters on thesixtyone leave such incredibly poetic comments – I love it!
Wounded: “yet adornment exists nonetheless this recognition complete in its expression adorned, as it were, with revelation with the ornamental rememberance of what is left when the tragedy leaves a scar, and a song title to bear its witness, the gaping tenuous truth: All Good Things Come To An End!”
Kryptonite: “Blow me away, pick me up, then fly me through the air. Strength in a voice like this should hold back storms and keep the lions at bay.”
LETS COMPARE THOSE TO YOUTUBE COMMENTS —— (for fun?)
Wounded: “cooool but one tiny question : r u EMO?? am not making fun but just ur style..looks good”
or: “you look like a drag-queen. and you sing a bit weird, but i can not say i don’t like it. :’)”
Kryptonite: “I hate to be one to bash on you for this, cause I do agree that you are quite the musician.. but don’t you find it a bit desperate to choose a name that is already a VERY popular 90s song?”
Interesting….
Just got a message telling my I had comments on my tracks on thesixtyone (please check out thesixtyone.com, it’s genius). Anyway, to get to the point, the commenters on thesixtyone leave such incredibly poetic comments – I love it!
Wounded: “yet adornment exists nonetheless this recognition complete in its expression adorned, as it were, with revelation with the ornamental rememberance of what is left when the tragedy leaves a scar, and a song title to bear its witness, the gaping tenuous truth: All Good Things Come To An End!”
Kryptonite: “Blow me away, pick me up, then fly me through the air. Strength in a voice like this should hold back storms and keep the lions at bay.”
LETS COMPARE THOSE TO YOUTUBE COMMENTS —— (for fun?)
Wounded: “cooool but one tiny question : r u EMO?? am not making fun but just ur style..looks good”
or: “you look like a drag-queen. and you sing a bit weird, but i can not say i don’t like it. :’)”
Kryptonite: “I hate to be one to bash on you for this, cause I do agree that you are quite the musician.. but don’t you find it a bit desperate to choose a name that is already a VERY popular 90s song?”
Interesting….