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Burn Down the Mes
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The Wasteland WolfA choir of every mask I ever wore, laughing, screaming, chanting, burning. There is power in every version I’ve ever been. This is the sound of all of them, singing at once. I set the whole gallery of selves on fire. Let the one who made them rise from the ashes.
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Måske har du fulgt med i medierne og set hvordan danske KODA som varetager sangskrivere og komponisters rettigheder, har taget kampen op mod et af de store tech-giganter som "udmærker" sig ved at være i stand til at lave færdige sange. Bare ved at skrive en linjes tekst (et såkaldt prompt) kan man udnævne sig selv til hitmager - og sågar udgive det og tjene penge på skidtet - vel at mærke uden at have en tone i livet.
Men som alt andet AI så kommer INTET ud af den blå luft. KODA har i deres kampagne kunne bevise, hvordan man med en simpel prompt på mirakuløs vis kan genskabe en sang der er en tro kopi af Barbie Girl - vel at mærke med prædikatet: en original sang som absolut ikke er baseret på eksisterende værker - mirakel eller simpel tyveri?
Jeg håber KODA får succes med deres sagsanlæg - men jeg må indrømme at jeg samtidig har en appel:
Til dig som er forbruger af musik. Vær kritisk - det kan være svært at gennemkue efterhånden hvad der er sandt eller falsk. En AI robot kan ikke spille live - så det kan være første advarselslampe - og selv der kan det være svært. Jeg kender til "sangskrivere" der pludselig er blevet meget produktive ;)
Til dig som er sangskriver/komponist. Brug AI hvor du kan have dig selv med. Sangskrivning skal ikke være nemt. Sangskrivning er en rejse; nogle gange regner det og det er op af bakke og pisse koldt - og så nogle gange så skinner solen og udsigten er fantastisk. Men oplevelserne er dine og med til at forme dig. At degradere sig selv til karaoke-sanger er efter min mening en falliterklæring og en total misforstået tilgang til at skrive og udgive musik. Musikbranchen har gennem alle tider lånt og hentet inspiration fra andre værker - men når sangskrivning kan opsummeres til en tekstprompt på én linje - så er det ikke sangskrivning, det er ikke programmering, det er blot simpelt tyveri fra kunstnere som du ser op til.
Du skal ikke lave Barbie Girl - du skal lytte til Barbie Girl og få inspiration til at skrive din helt egen sang om den følelse eller tanke du fik, da du hørte sangen.
PS: Dette opslag har ikke været udsat for nogen som helst robot. Billedet der følger opslaget ku godt bruge et AI filter - men nixen… Og jeg kan lægge hovedet på blokken og sige at jeg endnu har til gode at "prompte" en sang
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Join us for an unforgettable celebration with music by Bach and words by Selma Lagerlöf!
Every year, Concerto Copenhagen’s Christmas concerts offer something special – a moment to pause, reflect, and feel deeply connected to the season. This December, we bring together the timeless beauty of Johann Sebastian Bach’s festive cantatas with the touching spiritual stories of Swedish author Selma Lagerlöf.
✨ Expect radiant baroque instruments, four internationally acclaimed soloists, and the magical voice of actor Emil Knutzon, who brings Lagerlöf’s Christ Legends to life between the music. Together, music and storytelling create a moving and imaginative world – where the divine is found not only in heaven, but also in the ordinary moments of life.
This year, we return to Helsingør and Copenhagen – and, for the first time, bring our Christmas spirit to Kolding. The response has been overwhelming, and due to high demand, we’ve added a second performance in Copenhagen.
📍 Helsingør, 18 Dec | Kolding, 19 Dec | Copenhagen, 20 + 21 Dec
More info and tickets here: https://coco.dk/serie/cocos-julekoncerter-2025/
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Altpåéngang-alder - Single
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UDFLYTTERAltpåéngang-alder er titlen på en sang, en EP, en livsepoke. Alderen, hvor der sker så mange ting på én gang, børn, job, fast ejendom, renovering, nye venner, mistede venner, nyt job måske, kirkeklokker ringer, til bryllup, til barnedåb, til begravelse. Det er ikke en enkelt sang at beskrive. Den handler om at gribe hverdagen, om drømme, forvirring, tidspres, at blive ét med repetitionen og langsomheden, om realiteter, der rammer som ansigtskometer eller bare de der farvestrålende bolde fra et boldbad.
Before Swing Noire was a band, it was a series of acoustic jams... Jared on mandolin with Rob and Jim McCuen on guitar and bass, trading licks and late-night laughs over stringband tunes inspired by Uncommon Ritual by Edgar Meyer, Béla Fleck, and Mike Marshall. We were deep into bluegrass and new acoustic music back then, until the pull of the Grappelli / Grisman album was too much and the door to Gypsy jazz swung wide open. It was a gateway to Django and all of the contemporary artists keeping the style alive.
Once we started listening to Django, there was no going back. Jared got obsessed... studying the art of la pompe (that driving Gypsy rhythm) and soaking up everything he could. Around that time, fate handed us a connection: Jared’s brother and sister-in-law were old friends with violinist David Gusakov. We’d spend holidays together, trading music talk after dinner. Eventually Jared got up the nerve to ask David if he’d want to play.
That one question turned into a year in David’s studio... fueled by beer, popcorn, and a shared love for this wild, elegant music. We workshopped our favorite tunes, deliberated over arrangements, and slowly found our own sound. When it finally clicked, we started to play out.
We played jazz festivals, cafés, and dance halls across Vermont and beyond... the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival, First Night Burlington, Town Hall Theatre in Middlebury, Hen of the Wood in Waterbury, The Ball and Chain in Brandon, Vergennes Opera House, The Starry Night Café in Ferrisburgh, and rooms like Radio Bean, The Skinny Pancake, The Black Door, Langdon Street Café, 51 Main, Two Brothers Tavern, and more. Every room had its own story.
We’ll be sharing some of those moments here... live recordings, videos, and photos from those early days when the band was finding its footing and the swing was just starting to take hold.
After a long stretch away (Jared spent about a decade out of state), we reunited when he moved back to Vermont. It felt like no time had passed... the groove was still there, the friendship still easy, the music still alive.
Here’s a video from that reunion era... our take on “Blue Drag”, filmed live at Chandler Music Hall in Randolph around 2011.