Jonestown Studios
this is the first ‘trade winds’ track of all. collaborators on
this song were max floatation and myself. the track started out
with a nice guitar riff that max had recorded. from there, some
more guitars, synths, and even a piano were added. there were
about five back-and-forths on this one, and the final result is a
pretty little thing. max recorded from victoria, and i recorded
from vancouver. truly a long distance affair. hope you like.
chez
here’s a few tracks from a great little session we had at jonestown studios with our friends max floatation and jason aka james aka jimmy cracker corn. some great little jams, so i decided to post them all here for your kind review. five full jam sessions for you to listen to below. pay special attention to jam # 5. it’s my fav. takes a minute or two to get going, but believe me, the wait is worth it.
chez
i’m delighted to announce that max floatation once again broke free from the bonds of victoria for long enough to sit down for a truly epic moon tune session. in total, we recorded seven jams, and i’ve uploaded four of them for your listening pleasure. i’m sure you’ll agree that there is some worthy content here. once again, each of these tracks is un-rehearsed, improvised, and played in a single take. we were quite happy with what we were able to record in just a few hours. it is fair to say that we were both reminded of how much joy can be extracted from playing music. i can’t imagine a life without it. cheers everyone, and contact me if you want to put together a jam some time. Four of the several jams are posted here for your listening enjoyment.
chez.
| jonestown studios was paid a special visit by johnny and andrew, who along with myself laid down a few nice moon tune jams. armed with some cool toys, we put together a few really enjoyable sounds. ambient fans, take a listen to one of the tracks we recorded (just click the button below). chez |
long standing moon tunes recording artist max floatation is moving to victoria, bc for an undetermined period of time, which of course means that he will not be performing at jonestown studios nearly as often. as a result, we arranged a special final jam session. we got together and recorded three monster tracks, and i’ve posted them here for your review. remember: these tracks are experimental in nature, so be patient… give them time. each of them offers something interesting, and each of them builds into a memorable sonic experience. the rough spots are a necessary part of achieving those brief moments where true harmony is achieved… let me know what you think.
chez