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Attendance Records Website!!
The Attendance Records website is up and running! Check it out to see what we're really all about! Information on projects, partnerships, volunteer opportunities, and all other excitements available at:
www.attendancerecords.org
Attendance Records is looking for teaching volunteers to assist in the classroom this fall! We wanted to give a little more information about what being a teaching volunteer with Attendance Records entails! Our volunteer orientation will be on September 27th from 6-7pm at the George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center. Please send an email to [email protected] to confirm your spot and learn more about this exciting opportunity! If you cannot make the orientation and still want to volunteer, please send an email to let us know! __________________________________________________ Mission: Attendance Records is dedicated to bringing creativity back into the classroom by connecting teachers and students with local writers, artists, and musicians. By providing students with the opportunity to write, design, and produce their own album, students will build confidence skills that will result in discovering what makes them unique. Our curriculum is broken down into two components: In the fall we will focus on writing. We will cover theme, style, and perspective with an emphasis on poetry and songwriting. There will be several visitors from the community ranging from a writing professor to a hip hop artist to the two participating bands who will record our second album. In the spring we will focus on the visual aspect of creating the album as well as DIY promotional projects for our benefit show: We will cover zine making, screenprinting, album artwork, photography, graphic design, and blogging and writing press releases. There will be several visitors from the community ranging from an art professor to a graphic designer to local radio personalities. Time Commitment: Volunteers will be asked to commit to at least one month in the classroom. We visit the classroom once a week for an hour and half. We want to ensure that volunteers are able to be completely involved in one section of our curriculum and that students are able to connect with their small group volunteers. **All volunteers in the classroom are required to complete a background check.** Looking forward to a great semester, Attendance Records Staff
We're stoked to be a beneficiary of this year's SummerCamp Austin on August 12th at the Scoot Inn! Entry includes an above ground swimming pool, water guns, food trailers, competitions with prizes, camp counselors and more! Entry for the entire camp (four Sundays) is $15 and daily admission is $5 with all proceeds going to local non-profits. RSVP on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/events/339688182779301/?notif_t=plan_user_invited
See y'all on the 12th!
First Attendance Records album, Mood Swings, now available for listening and $5 digital download! Lyrics and artwork by the students of Anderson High School! Big thanks to Mother Falcon, The Sour Notes, and Estuary Recording Facility!
This is why we do what we do! Attendance Records, aiming to keep creativity in the classroom!
THE EVENING IS NIGH!
May 17th is NIGH, and we at Attendance Records could not be more excited! May 17th marks the evening of the first official Attendance Records album release show, and it will be an evening jam packed with music, drinks, and fun! Since last Fall, everyone involved with Attendance Records has been hard at work, writing songs, making music, and recording. The bands are in their final stages of recording, and then the album will be COMPLETE! Come out to the Mohawk on May 17th to get yourself a copy of the collaborative efforts of Mother Falcon, The Sour Notes, and the students of Anderson High School! Show starts at 7pm-2am, we'll reveal more information as we inch closer to the date...
Last week our beats were funky, but today we were feelin' all kinds of punky...Round 3 of thank you's from Attendance Records. Listen for your name!
Round II of thank you's from Attendance Records featuring Beyonce. LISTEN FOR YOUR NAME, and thanks again for donating!
First round of thank yous as promised for those who donated to Attendance Records indiegogo campaign... Here's a little jingle for you, enjoy!
Come out for the much anticipated release of Kaleidoscope Tower, Western Ghost House's first full-length record! Friday December 16th at 29th St. Ballroom with, The Zoltars www.facebook.com/thezoltars & Follow that Bird http://followthatbird.bandcamp.com/ *All admission proceeds benefit programs for Attendance Records, a student run record label for public school students. www.facebook.com/AttendanceRecords
Seven Crazy Questions With The Sour Notes
7.What advice would you give to kids who dream of doing something similar to what you are doing musically or those who want to pursue the arts in general?
Just do it. There are 'do-ers & say-ers' in this world, not enough & too many of em respectively...
Be part of the solution. Don't add to the mess.
Find The Sour Notes all over the interwebz!
thesournotes.com sonicbids.com/thesournotes
facebook.com/thesournotes
twitter.com/thesournotes
myspace.com/thesournotes
And look for their first album with Attendance Records, a split LP with Mother Falcon, coming March 2012!
Seven Crazy Questions With The Sour Notes
6. What’s your favorite animal to wrap in wax paper?
Probably Louie, I bet he'd like that. Cheeky little monkey.
Seven Crazy Questions With The Sour Notes
5. If Dr. Seuss and Sylvia Plath had an affair, which member of your band would be their love child and why?
Probably Andrew because he wears fanny packs and dark socks with shorts.
Seven Crazy Questions With The Sour Notes
4. Were there any art teachers or classes in school that inspired you to start a band?
Hmmm. Teachers really aren't in the business of inspiring kids to start bands. It would be rad if they did! And I'm sure some do. But I don't think parents would like that very much. However, we've all had teachers that have been supportive and encouraging to pursue the interests and creative endeavors we are passionate about, those sort of support networks have inspired each one of us to take a leap into dedicating our lives to music in this era, which isn't the easiest and financially logical thing to do with ones life! I wish I had classes like this where I went to school. To be honest, I didn't really like school. It was very conforming and restrictive and I didn't play sports or liked any of the crappy stuff my classmates did. So I didn't really care about it. I really regretted that when I was applying to college because I realized if I had worked harder at what I really wanted to do (music) instead of just trying to get by and not really taking classes I was really interested in, I would have gotten to go to a school that focused on music. Its not totally my fault, i had to move alot, but still. Over time, I have realized that being passionate about your art and creative endeavors means being dedicated, not just inspired. Artists shouldn't have to be inspired. They are always inspired. Being inspired is easy. Doing something about it is hard. If you are serious about dedicating your life and time to music, it's not just about partying and stuff. It's actually a lot of hard work! You have to be willing to force yourself to work hard without any promise of reward because it's a priority. Just like homework, you have to force yourself to work on a song and ignore tv and video games and parties sometimes. I probably learned most about what it takes to be musician from exhausting the 'drills' given by my Tennis instructor.
Seven Crazy Questions With The Sour Notes
3. How do you feel about the effects on art programs in public schools due to the recent changes in the education system?
I always enjoyed art classes the most in school. When else can you find a dedicated time in the day to pursue all those creative ideas you have? I guess I can see from an uninspired standpoint, how that isn't very useful in the real world as say learning cursive, speed typing or memorizing geometric formulas. But we would argue that those classes allow you to think creatively which is a super important skill to develop and can help you in all sorts of facets of life. Even if you don't want to do something artistic as a career. It's always the creative and innovative types of folks that make an impact in their field, from Steve Jobs to Condolezza Rice... Because its scary and hard to think uniquely and independently about stuff, especially at first, rather than taking well worn roads.
