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💤 moontheyo 💤 (@moontheyo.bsky.social)

NOT moving away from Tumblr by any means but figured I'd show off my new bluesky account(same content with video games, other media, funny hahas and music related work will be here)

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practicing with my new uke :)

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Got my dream ukulele today!! 🌕

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little demo of a song I have :)

ik it isn't much rn but I'm just testing out the waters and I will definitely add more to it soon 🎶

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st. valentine i've wrote a poem for thee expressing my girlfriend's beauty

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Playlist on Spotify: Shoegaze by black artists (or influential band members).

Exploring the black roots of shoegaze, but mainly highlighting current artists such as: • JARED MARTIN  • PUDDLE NOIR  • COLD CAWD  • WHITELANDS  • BLACKBYRD  • GLOWINGMANTA  • VVHEREAREWE  • TOUGHGUY  • KUYASHII  • THE VELDT  • POWERLINE LISA  • THE RENTERS  and many more

45 songs/ bands to discover (as of today).

🔥Playlistcover: JARED MARTIN 

"I think that would be a good idea for a playlist. If anything, it's inclusive because the genre is predominantly white. Highlighting artists that go against the grain is a change that people can appreciate." (Puddle Noir)

Thanks for the support to Jared Martin, Brandon Roberts, Matt Wainwright and M.I.C.

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🐦📖🌾 𓆱 Be all ears! The Lark is willed, with Songs of Origin: from huts to cages, from house to hills.

Listen to the two tracks: https://found.ee/songsoforigin

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Keaton Music Typewriter, Circa 1936

The Keaton Music Typewriter, invented around 1936, revolutionized music publishing. With a specialized keyboard for musical symbols, it allowed for quick and accurate typing of sheet music. This innovation significantly sped up the production process, meeting the high demand for printed music in the 1930s.

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What Instrument is Typically your Favorite to pay attention to?

percussion

vocals

guitar

bass

keyboards/piano/synth

vocal harmonies

something else (let us know :)

Voting ended onAug 13, 2024

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Frédéric Chopin (1810-49) - Polonaise for Piano in e-flat minor, Op. 26 No. 2. Performed by Luc Devos, Broadwood piano, ca. 1845.

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unplayable scores by John Stump

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new mic :)