Podcasts about February Album Writing Month

Aliens accidentally kidnap Edgar while looking for their third duck brother. Mike discovers a box belonging to the August's dead brother, and Matt hires a medium to settle the differences between him and his brother's spirit.FEBRUARY ALBUM WRITING MONTH: https://soundcloud.com/theguidedog/sets/fawm-2023TWITCH: http://twitch.tv/woebegonepodPATREON: http://patreon.com/woe_begoneALIZA SCHULTZ: http://anchor.fm/alizaschultzTRANSCRIPTS: http://WOEBEGONEPOD.comTWITTER: @WOEBEGONEPODREDDIT: /r/DOGCATCHER and /r/WOEBEGONEMUSIC: http://woebegonepod.bandcamp.comDISCORD: https://discord.gg/pn9kjTBYPD Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Too many fish in the sea? Not with a giant squid and octopus eating everything in sight. And when Chance helps some local fishermen fight the source of their seafood shortage, he finds he's in way over his head. For starters, Michael is terrified of octopus and squid. Then Cole gets wind of these fears and he decides to go fishing... for Chance! Will Michael overcome his irrational phobias? Or will they both wind up as Cole's catch of the day?FEBRUARY ALBUM WRITING MONTH: https://soundcloud.com/theguidedog/sets/fawm-2023TWITCH: http://twitch.tv/woebegonepodPATREON: http://patreon.com/woe_begoneALIZA SCHULTZ: http://anchor.fm/alizaschultzTRANSCRIPTS: http://WOEBEGONEPOD.comTWITTER: @WOEBEGONEPODREDDIT: /r/DOGCATCHER and /r/WOEBEGONEMUSIC: http://woebegonepod.bandcamp.comDISCORD: https://discord.gg/pn9kjTBYPD Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mike hires Hunter Hartley for a job and his first task is to transport a Rectangular Businessman to an important meeting; Hunter fails his assignment.FEBRUARY ALBUM WRITING MONTH: https://soundcloud.com/theguidedog/sets/fawm-2023TWITCH: http://twitch.tv/woebegonepodPATREON: http://patreon.com/woe_begoneALIZA SCHULTZ: http://anchor.fm/alizaschultzTRANSCRIPTS: http://WOEBEGONEPOD.comTWITTER: @WOEBEGONEPODREDDIT: /r/DOGCATCHER and /r/WOEBEGONEMUSIC: http://woebegonepod.bandcamp.comDISCORD: https://discord.gg/pn9kjTBYPD Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Marv speaks with his friends John Nicholson (Songwriters & Original Songs podcast), Jennifer Longworth (Bourbon Barrel Podcasting), and Sam Wheatley to discuss the February Album Writing Month songwriting challenge, and anything else that comes to mind. Marv's Linktree Bourbon Barrel Podcasting Sam's Twitter Songwriters & Original Songs on Facebook  

On this week's episode we begin by celebrating February Album Writing Month, then jump on the sports bandwagon, and end up by getting real neighborly! 1. €œLexi and Goggly€ by Meri Amber 2. €œBandwagon Fan€ by Ross Childs 3. News of the Stupid! 4. €œLoathe thy Neighbor€ by Psychostick Meri Amber is at MeriAmber.com Ross Childs is at twitter.com/rossychild and Psychostick is at Psychostick.com Thank you to our Patreon backers for helping make this show possible!!

Timmy Riordan makes tools and opportunities for writing songs available to songwriters. He is the catalyst and creator behind the Fearless Songwriting Challenge (which is to write seven songs in seven days) and each week he posts a savory new writing prompt, and simple, jargonless music principle on his blog, TimmyR.com. He loves supporting songwriters in the journey of honing their writing voice and their craft. In Part 1 of this interview, Timmy and I talk about Fearless Songwriting, February Album Writing Month, and the best kinds of warm-ups and research to do before you start writing. Join us for this raw and riveting discussion about songwriting! For more information, check out: https://timmyr.com/

Well everyone we've just about made it out of 2020! It's so close! Thanks for visiting G Slade's Indie Music Podcast. Today's episode is sponsored by G Slade, indie music artist. Check out his new album "Raised In America". You can find G Slade on Spotify, iTunes, Amazon Music and most other platforms. Visit http://gslade.com/ (http://gslade.com) for more! Remember that you can hear all of the songs played on the podcast by following and listening to the Official Spotify Playlist for the show. It's called https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2PoJoDpU2BtdxnXMwT74Fa?si=dXkaOxNwT5-JzvWifj8kCQ (Featured On G Slade's Indie Music Showcase). It's hard to find a better mix of indie music. Today's guest is actually one of my first guests, but due to technical difficulties on my end we had to do it all over again, and again, because of me, it got delayed a while. But.....we made it happen. I had a great time talking to the wonderful person and talented musician, Nadia Cripps. She writes beautiful and soulful piano pieces that she sometimes mixes in with other instruments as well. Her songs are popular for collaborations on the the February Album Writing Month challenge over athttps://fawm.org/fawmers/musicsongwriter/ ( https://fawm.org/fawmers/musicsongwriter/) In addition to FAWM, you can hear more of Nadia's music over athttps://nadiacripps.bandcamp.com/ ( https://nadiacripps.bandcamp.com/) I hope you all enjoy getting to know Nadia Cripps and her music as much as I did. Thanks again for checking us out. See even more of us online at: WEB >> http://gsladeshow.com/ (http://gsladeshow.com) Instagram >> https://www.instagram.com/gslademusicpodcast/ (https://www.instagram.com/gslademusicpodcast/) Twitter >> https://twitter.com/gslademusicpod1 (https://twitter.com/gslademusicpod1) RSS Feed >> https://feeds.captivate.fm/gsladeshow/ (https://feeds.captivate.fm/gsladeshow/) Interested in being a guest on the show? Slide into my DM's on Twitter or Instagram! It's all about spreading the joy and love for indie music. Thanks so much for stopping by!

Today we zoom into focusing on writing song lyrics and music. Our guest Jeff Brown is a singer and songwriter who talks about his writing process, how he got started writing his own music, and inspiration as well as methods. … Continue...Episode 47 – With a Song in my Heart

It's a holiday here in the US as we honor Martin Luther King, Jr. Are you taking the day off? Are you working? How do you get downtime when you need it? And yes, you really do need it! What is motivation? And do you really need it? What about focus? Is that better? TradeshowGuy Tim Patterson digs into both concepts in his weekly vlog, TradeshowGuy Monday Morning Coffee. February Album Writing Month: https://fawm.org/ TradeshowGuy's main online hub: https://tradeshowguy.net Check out TradeshowGuy Blog at https://tradeshowguyblog.com https://tradeshowguyexhibits.com http://tradeshowexhibitbuyerskit.com https://tradeshowsuccessbook.com - get your free copy of my book! New book: https://tradeshowsuperheroes.com Tim's Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B00CHQ99XO

Welcome to the Home Studio Hustle Podcast. This is episode 2. In this episode, I give you some background on myself, as well as clarify who Home Studio Hustle is for. I want to respect your time, so it’s only right to be up front and clear about who I want to help with Home Studio Hustle.   But first, let’s start with me:   (Always a good sign, right?)   No, I believe that if I expect you to give your time to me, you should at least know some things about who I am and where I come from.   My name is Michael Brown and I’m from Connecticut. I work with Special Education Kindergarteners as my day job and I LOVE IT.  I leave work every single day feeling full and fulfilled.I hope your day job makes you feel the same way. Maybe it doesn’t, but that isn’t terribly relevant to what we’re talking about here.   Growing up I was constantly around music.  I sang in chorus and joined band as soon as I could. I knew immediately that music was something I wanted to do forever.   Now, I could go on and on about school and my experiences in each grade, but I’m just going to do some fast-forwarding here to High School.   Does anyone here remember LimeWire?  It was kind of like Nappster. It was an illegal file sharing program and community that hosted a crazy amount of music for free.   Hey, I told you I was going to be honest. That’s a part of my story. I was young and irreverent at the time and that’s not something I would participate in today. In fact, I have a whole future episode of the podcast coming out about how piracy kills creativity!   Anyway, my friend Colin and I were looking around in the files, there, and we discovered a new, budding, genre of music: A Cappella.Yes you heard me correctly. This is WAY before The Sing-Off or Pitch Perfect or even a general knowledge of the style was around.   It blew my mind. I needed in.  I researched colleges based on A Cappella groups rather than graduation rates and student life.   Fast forward some more and I’m in the group I eventually joined- Divisi from Central Connecticut State University.  My freshman year, we got the budget to record our first album.   When we walked into the recording studio for the first time, I was awestruck.   “This is it,” I thought. “This is what I need to do forever.”   Leaving the space, though, I felt heartbroken by the amount of equipment I THOUGHT I needed in order to make enough money to be comfortable as a recording engineer.   I wish someone pulled me aside and told me what I actually needed in order to make an income doing what I so clearly loved.   Fast forward again and the album wasn’t even really that good. Here’s another pain point. If this guy had all of this equipment, he must be doing something wrong with it.  I KNEW that if I was working with his gear, I could record a KILLER collection of music.   But still, nobody told me just how small an investment I’d have to make in order to create a quality product- so I moved on. In 2014, out of a desire to create more, I joined an online challenge called FAWM. That’s F A W M, which is an acronym for February Album Writing Month. The point is it’s a creativity and productivity hack designed to get your juices flowing and force you to churn out projects.  The challenge is to write and record 14 songs in the month of February- a full album.   Since I had no way to record the music I was writing, I went online and searched for a solution.   What I found was a product called an AudioBox from Presonus. It even came with a free copy of their DAW, Studio One 2. (We don’t need to go into how confusing that name is right now)I want to pause here for a moment, because this is one of the most pivotal moments in my life. This small purchase of around $100 changed my path forever.   I devoured tutorials. I recorded relentlessly. I read books and talked to experts.   I heavily invested in myself so that I could give value to others.   During that month, I wrote good songs, and I wrote bad songs, but most importantly I began the journey of improving my skills through practice.   If this part of my life was in a montage, it would cut quickly between my practicing, failing, practicing more, succeeding a little, and practicing even more.   Now, I understand that this is getting a little tedious, so let me speed it up for you.   Over the next 5 years I began producing A Cappella albums and made some strong connections with members of the community.   I partied with the top names in the niche, and curated important relationships with the professionals.   The professional group I was in after college, Connect, won 3rd place in a national competition called the Harmony Sweepstakes.  I recorded them and we made killer music and people are still streaming our music today!   Perhaps one of the next most important points in my audio journey was joining a Mastermind.  I was surrounded by like-minded up-and-coming producers and engineers who wanted to up their A Cappella game.   More than any individual tip or skill I learned in that group (It was a paid mastermind) I found myself in some solid relationships with those people. Fast forward again to the present day. I’m making impactful, supplemental income out of my home studio. Now, did I tell you all of that because I’m in love with myself and just want to sit people down and shove my story down their throat?No.   I have shared my story because I want to highlight the most important parts of it:   That I felt like I couldn’t do it That I took advantage of a moment of strength and jumped into recording That I invested in MYSELF instead of gear in order to get the job done That I curated and leveraged RELATIONSHIPS And that when I had nobody else to work with, I created my OWN projects and EXECUTED on them   So, did you hear me say ANYWHERE that I was the best at something?   No   In fact, I have a personal rule never to be the best in the room. With that said- I want to help as many people as I can with Home Studio Hustle, but I’m sure it won’t be for everyone.   (Ad lib a little on these points) I’m not going to make you rich overnight I can’t fix lazy I can’t help you if you’re headstrong in the WAYS you want to go about this. Who is Home Studio Hustle for? Let’s get specific.   If you’re sitting down at your workstation several times a week and playing around with the same project file but not making any real progress, HSH IFY If you’ve tweaked the EQ and compression settings on your acoustic guitar every night this week, but it’s still not perfect. HSH IFY If you’ve ever rejected a paid opportunity because you’re nervous that you don’t have what it takes to deliver. HSH IFY If you’re pumping out good beats and putting them on soundcloud where they sit and collect dust. HSH IFY If you have a strong desire to create meaningful and impactful art or education using your skills. HSH IFY If you know that you need to invest in YOURSELF in order to improve your work. HSH IFY And if you want to transition your hobby into a reliable supplemental paycheck. HSH IFY If any of those sound like you, join me at homestudiohustle.com/podcast and Subscribe to this podcast. I’ll be here every week to share tips, tricks, hacks, and actionable techniques to get you closer to your goals.   Thank you, and keep hustlin.

Songwriters Guild Live is a weekly radioshow in Amsterdam, focussed on artists who write their own songs. This week your host was Ro Halfhide. This week we sit down with Max, Dutch and Mustang to talk about the February Album Writing Month, or better known as FAWM. Check it out at http://FAWM.org. You commit yourself to write 14 songs in a month, in an international online community of songwriters. Takeaway: it's fun and you learn a lot!

co-hosts of (as of Feb 28, 2019) award-winning "Why Aren't You Famous?" Podcast, ellen cherry and Andrew Grimm decide that the only way to avoid complacency is to.....record a random, meandering conversation about complacency....and also their songwriting processes, because....they can! Also, it's February Album Writing Month (www.fawm.org) and they will play and discuss some songs they've written for the challenge.

Welcome to In the 'Verse: Song Crafting for the Firefly Universe. Here are some of the themes discussed in this episode: loyalty and safety. SHOW TIMES 2:42 Upcoming Shows with Marc Gunn 3:29 Upcoming Show with Mikey Mason 3:59 Geek Music News 8:10 Marc’s Song: Favor of Dance 9:29 Mikey’s Songs: Captain Tightpants and Sad Little King 12:01 Plot Summary 14:42 Discussion of Episode 5 “Safe” 38:41 Mikey's thanks and song "Safe" 42:18 Marc's thanks and song "Like a Big Damn Hero" SHOW NOTES MARC: My name is Marc Gunn, the creator of the Firefly Drinking Songs show. MIKEY: And I’m Mikey Mason, creator of the Beer Powered Time Machine Podcast. MARC: This is part five of a six part series. We are rewatching episodes of Firefly. Our goal is to find themes and stories that we can write songs about. Mikey: These first six episodes were funded by Marc’s fans in his Gunn Runners Club. He hit a milestone which made this show happen. MARC: There are still eight more episodes of Firefly. If you want us to finish out the series, like we do, make a monthly pledge to Mikey Mason on Patreon. Once he hits his goal, we will record eight more episodes! Go to http://patreon.com/mikeymason/ And I’m 97% of the way there! Of course, if you enjoy Marc Gunn's music, you can still make a pledge to support him at http://patreon.com/marcgunnmusic UPCOMING SHOWS FOR MARC GUNN Coffee with The Celtfather every Wednesday at 11 AM CST on YouTube Celfather Live on Thursday, February 21 at 8 PM CST on YouTube Interstellar Ginger Beer & Exploration Co in Alabaster, AL on March 8 The Hangout in Gulf Shores, AL on St Patrick’s Day with Kilted Kings Sherwood Forest Faire, outside of Austin, Texas UPCOMING SHOWS FOR MIKEY MASON Feb 22 - Crown Point, IN Feb 23 - Coshocton, OH Mar 15-16 - BFG Con in Frederick MD Mar 22-23 - FantaSci in Durham, NC And, online shows every month (don’t have dates currently nailed down for Feb/March yet, so… Check my schedule at mikeymason.com GEEK MUSIC NEWS Sign up on Patreon in February as a Heroic Patron ($10+ per month), you’ll get access to my Celtfather Live Evening show and a new CD. Mikey is participating in February Album Writing Month. 14 new song demos in 28 days. I’ve already done 7 songs. FAWM.org and search for @mikeymason REVIEW SONGS FROM THE LAST EPISODE Marc: Favor of a Dance Mikey: Sad Little King and Captain Tightpants   FIVE MINUTE SHOW SUMMARY Episode 5: Safe - Written by Drew Z. Greenberg Plot synopsis: Marc: The crew delivers cattle to the Rim, but Book is gravely injured when they are stuck in the middle of a shootout. At the same time, Simon and River Tam are kidnapped by locals while sightseeing in town. Mikey: Mal chooses to leave the Tams behind to seek help for Book. Desperate, they turn to an Alliance ship. At first hostile, the Alliance officer they speak to provides medical aid after seeing Book's ID. Marc: Meanwhile, the kidnappers belong to a community in desperate need of a real doctor, and Simon tentatively hopes he has found a haven for himself and River. However, the religious residents come to believe River is a witch and attempt to burn her at the stake. Mikey: Serenity returns just in time to rescue the siblings. When Simon asks Mal why he came back, the captain tells Simon that he and River are part of the crew.   NEW SONGS “Safe” by Mikey Mason “Like a Big Damn Hero” by Marc Gunn LISTENER FEEDBACK CLOSING NOTES Marc: Thanks so much for listening. You can download these demo songs when you sign up on our Patreon pages. Find out more about Marc Gunn and Mikey Mason and how to support our music on Patreon. Mikey: We would love your comments, songs and lyrics or links to videos to share in the next show. Use the hashtag #InTheVerse. You can post them on the Blue Tour Facebook page or email intheverse@fireflydrinkingsongs.com Marc: In the ‘Verse was produced by Marc Gunn and Mikey Mason. Sign up on our website and find out more about the Blue Sun Tour at http://fireflydrinkingsongs.com/intheverse/  

    February Album Writing Month is well underway. As of this writing I have 12-1/2 or so songs out of 14. In this podcast, I play Woulda Shoulda Coulda, my ninth FAWM song. You can follow my progress through February Album writing month at http://fawm.org/fawmers/ductapeguy/ . On Tuesday February 24, from 5-8 pm  I’ll be joining Adrien … Continue reading Time for the Fair Episode 14 →

  In this week’s episode, Billy spends a day at the fair as he’s never seen it with the 13 year old version of his grandfather.   I’m gearing up to participate in my third February Album Writing Month, so I play on of my FAWM songs from last year. The story so far this … Continue reading Time for the Fair Episode 11 →

This week's episode is the Insight in Progress One Year Anniversary, featuring a new conversation with the show's very first guest, “The Producer a.k.a The Anonymous Artist” (www.theallgirlprisonformodels.bandcamp.com), about the biggest lesson he learned from recently completing the February Album Writing Month challenge (www.fawm.org). Listen to find out how analyzing artistic motivations, Carl Jung, aggressively attacking negative thinking, and a whole lot more relate to that lesson. This talk is all about the creative process, and is everything from profound, to vulgar (fair warning!), to motivational. Whether you are a musician or you just enjoy discussions about creativity that are simultaneously blunt and complex, this one might be for you!

He's B-B-B-brruback for more even though he lost a game in the last episode; Brad Brubaker dominates You're Gonna Sound Weird. He's also made an album in a month, it's called Write An Album in One Month, But Not Any Month, The Freaking Month of February, or WAAOM BNAM TFMF. Actually it's called FAWM, or February Album Writing Month. Get That and more slowly made albums at www. bradbrubaker.bandcamp.com

Second demo for February Album Writing Month 2010. Recorded in Aurora on February 5th, 2010 between 6:00am and 3:00pm.

Third demo for February Album Writing Month 2010. Recorded at my apartment on February 12th, 2010 between 6:45 and 7:30pm, immediately before playing an Old Radio show at the Skylark Lounge.

First demo for February Album Writing Month 2010. Recorded in my apartment on February 2nd, 2010 between 1:00 and 2:00pm.

I'm all done with February Album Writing Month. The results are here: http://fawm.org/writers.php?id=626

The second track off my 2008 February Album Writing Month album.

And the third track off my February Album Writing Month album.

Sorry for the lack of updating - I've been preparing myself for February Album Writing Month. Here's a song from the album I put together last February, "Why Would You Care Where I've Been?"

The first track off my February Album Writing Month album: Why Would You Care Where I've Been? The album can be downloaded in its entirety here: http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=32226972&blogID=235702700