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This fish is amazing. He should write a song

Acoustic show at Muse Music in Provo. Photo taken by Jason Conforto

I'm not waiting paths are breaking, change my only fate. Those who come by can not see why, I'm driven by mistakes. My life is clearer now, spirit lead somehow. I'm not wasting time. not face the fears to overcome. haunted by the crashing sound of waves that pound like drums. They beat my heart along. And all I want is not the same. I go my way, I can't explain. And all I hold I give away. I'm not clear why your so sure I'll figure out whats best. I'm waiting down by all accounts of foolish rendered time. Won't you help me to know.

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Acoustic version of a song called "lost". At the moment there are 3 versions of this song and they are all VERY different from each other

Mckay and I playing in the barn. This is a new song I wrote called "lost at sea". I showed it to him and he came up with the cello part on the spot.

atomic square first single: 60 Seconds. 1/2009

Not really a video just some picture someone posted on youtube with the song playing. Its got a couple thousand views.

I did some instrumental vocal work on their new cd. When Tom sent me the demos of this song it was love at first listen! These guys really put out an amazing debut and I am proud to play a small part in it. I also do a little vocal work on the track "traditions". Driving through the mountains and listening to this record is an experience. I do it almost everyday out here.

I have always been a huge fan of Tom's work and this project is no exception. There is a lot of heart and energy in his music and even though it's an instrumental record it doesn't get boring. Lots of dynamic shifts, excellent percussion and beautiful simplicity. I am not saying this b/c I did some work on this. My part is so minor you may not even know I am in there. They definitely need to go on tour soon and hit SLC.

to see or hear other stuff go to: endorendor.com

Part of our song was used in a skate video for Austyn Gillete at the DC shoe competition this year. It has over 76,000 views so far.

This song is called "the fiction has already been read" by Vadim and I (Key Square). Thanks to Eric (drums), Tyler (piano) and Colin (Circa Survive) did the programming/electronic drums.

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this is a song that I wrote with the help of vadim taver. we have a project called "key square". we recorded it in anaheim, ca. we have a bunch of other material we hope to have finished over the next few months.

also andy stackhouse gets credit for the bridge. a few years ago we were jamming on it and he was playing part of the melody on the guitar. i loved it and used it.

I am posting this for my friends at alpine rehab. you know who you are.

we (atomic square) recorded and released a little over 2 years ago.

This song “long way home” was played on WXPN philadelphia 200+ times. it was also played on a few other FM stations, and charted on 25+ college stations.

there is a reference to my grandfather (who passed away years before it was written).

my favorite review of this song came from some online magazine. I cant remember who it was but they quoted me as singing ” why does everything go over so well when Im drunk”. which are not the lyrics at all but I thought it was a pretty good line. I dont drink but if I did I would use that in a song. after listening to the song and hearing that review , it does sound like thats what I’m saying.

singing live on 104.5 fm philly. to my left is john faye. an amazing singer/writer who is a staple in the philly music scene. it was awesome to have him join us.

I lost my voice the day before so I called him up last minute and he met us at the studio and nailed it. john is the lead singer of the band "ike" and also "john and brittany"

dan dell is on bass (next to john) and you can see pat degan's right eye and right shoulder. it looks kinda creepy how I am staring at john. wish I could remember what I was thinking

I performed this song with andy stackhouse at the world cafe live for the celebration of R.E.M 30 years. it was a fun night. lots of philly bands paying tribute to r.e.m.

a few weeks later I was in the world cafe studio doing a live session with the atomic square when John vettese (d.J) asked me to record it for the station. I had forgotten the lyrics so when you see me lift my guitar in the video, I am actually checking the lyrics. I also did some improv on that breakdown. if michael stype ever sees this, I hope he forgives me for straying away on it.

also at that r.e.m show all of the bands got on stage (about 40+ people) at the very end for the encore and "end of the world as we know it" . Im going to see if there are any videos of this.

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