Graham English

Posts Tagged ‘cool’

Cmin 100bpm

A smooth and silky dark 100bpm groove in Cmin.
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Find New Music With Musicovery - And Songwriting Ideas Too

This music discovery website is amazing! You can find music by mood, genre, and by the decade it was created. Best of all, Musicovery is as a killer songwriting inspiration tool.
You don’t even have to hit play to find ideas for your next song. Just take a look at the moods or genres to give [...]

Top 5 Music Gadgets You Didn’t Know About

This is a pretty cool list of weird musical instruments and gizmos. But I doubt a self-playing violin is soothing to the ear! :/
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Who Else Wants Their Own Personal Soundtrack?

PersonalSoundtrack is a very small computer that you wear. It detects the speed of your walking or running and plays songs from your music library that match your pace. The speed of the current song changes in real-time to match your gait. Larger and more deliberate changes in pace cause it to change songs. How [...]

Oddmusic Musical Instrument Gallery

Showcasing the sounds, music, and instruments of artists and artisans from around the globe. From gourd music to electronic odysseys, harp guitars to industrial insect metal, from the beautiful to the bizarre.
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Music for 06-22-06a

This is a warm up on a cool and dreary day.

Sexy Object Writing Word Generator

Yesterday I posted how to get your creative juices flowing with object writing. Today I found a great site that you can use to randomly generate objects to write about. It’s more of a surprise word generator than a random word generator because you have to type a word in first. But at least it’s [...]

I’m Cool, You’re Not!

How curiosity and innovation are lost when music ceases to become awe-inspiring and instead becomes a tool to show how cool you are.
I’ve got a lot of great friends that are great musicians. And it seems that whenever a group of musicians get together, the conversation always, at some point, gravitates towards which bands suck, [...]