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Episode 1: The Wolf and the Band
In the first episode, I speak about why I’ve decided to make a podcast, and why I love dreams so much. I tell the tale of a wolf nightmare that stuck with me for my whole life, and the dream psychologist who analyzed it. In the waking dreams segment, I discuss Midnight Notion, and how much I wish I could take it to the stage.
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Somewhere in Dreamworld…THE PODCAST!
It should come as no surprise that I have an obsession with dreams. I’ve been talking passionately about them since I was very young. So starting next week, I’ll be talking about them even more regularly, and you’ll be able to tune in!
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Old Footage: Corner Coffee Acoustic Show
In the Airport Weather days (which we usually try to forget), I did a handful of acoustic shows, which featured all kinds of ’90s Alternative Pop/Rock covers. For Midnight Notion’s first live appearance, I decided to do the same exact thing.
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The CD Baby Podcast
On top of being a great digital music distributor, CD Baby is also a great resource for independent artists. Their DIY Musician Podcast provides so much wonderful insight, and they always take the time to answer listener questions…including mine.
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Site Makeover!
If you’ve stopped in at any point in the last couple days, you may have noticed a few changes. They may have been a bit wonky, too, but this thing is always a work in progress, you know?
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New Things In Store!
That’s right! There is a handsome-looking new profile picture in store for you on the Midnight Notion website and social media pages, but there is also another new thing…which happens to be A STORE!
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The Archives: 1-10…FOR FREE!?
The year was 2008. Myspace was still a legitimate site that people used. The announcement was made: new music for you, old songs for me. Just in time for Christmas, The Archives: 1–10 was released. And now, because I love you so much, you can download it here, for free!
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Spotify Verified!
Midnight Notion’s music has been on Spotify since the release of March to Midnight back in 2013, but one thing has always bothered me: WHY CAN’T I CHANGE THE DEFAULT PICTURE!? Whelp, that petty little problem is now behind me!
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Never Say Never – James Horner Cover
Have you ever had a song stuck in your head for almost your entire life? One from a cartoon that teaches you a valuable life lesson that you think about so often that you decided to cover it? Me too!
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Same Old Blues – Phantogram Cover
I had a very specific need for the latest cover: a song with the word “blues” in the title…but that wasn’t a song in the blues genre. Since I didn’t have anything in my personal music library, I asked for help from my friends. And that’s when I discovered Phantogram.
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Heart Attack – Sum 41 Cover
I struggled for a long time with what song I wanted to do for the latest Theme Music challenge: Medical Emergency. There were a lot of songs I enjoy that seemed to fit, and there was even an unreleased original song that I almost recorded. But at the end of the day, I had to go with one of my most favorite bands in the world: Sum 41.
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Uprising – Muse Cover
The latest theme for the Theme Music Facebook Group is “Protest,” and unlike most of the themes thus far, this one did not require a specific element in the title of the song. Regardless, from the moment I read the description, I knew exactly which song I was going to do.
