Peace for the Fiery Heart.

Composer, producer, sound engineer, troublemaker, ATLien, and trainwreck in human form.Listen at your own risk. http://soundcloud.com/realsoon/sets Peace for the Fiery Heart is here. Ask me shit.

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https://soundcloud.com/realsoon/high-dreams-poking-thru

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https://soundcloud.com/realsoon/instrumental-to-a-covercoming-soon

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Soft Machine - Virtually Part 3. From the album, “Fourth”. Proto-jazz fusion, clearly post-Coltrane, with a dash of progressive rock influence. 1971.

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Cathay Dragon (Dragonair) A330 vs. ground vehicle, Hong Kong, 9/8/2016, one injury.

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Visual depiction of my life

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Your Favorite Charming Weirdo.

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The slow-beating heart

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A few snaps from the march in downtown Atlanta yesterday, peaceful protest against police violence toward black men and women. The downtown area was thoroughly disrupted, and we demanded everyone sit up and pay attention.

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Self-portrait, 6/5/2016.

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Handful of photos from Atlanta Streets Alive, 6/12/15 Peachtree St. in Downtown and Midtown Atlanta.

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Hey tumblweeds! A mofo has been ghost as shit from this joint. I’m gonna try & do better. Holler.

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Edouard Martinet turns found objects into these incredibly intricate sculptures 

When Edouard Martinet was 10, one of his teachers introduced his pupils to insects, but in a rather obsessive way. Subliminally, the fascination sunk in to the young French boy.

Fast-forward 40 years, and Martinet has become the art world’s virtuoso insectophile, transforming bits and pieces of cast-off junk culled from flea markets and car boot sales into exquisitely executed insect, fish and animal forms.

What sets Martinet’s work apart is the brilliant formal clarity of his sculptures, and their extraordinary elegance of articulation. His degree of virtuosity is unique: he does not solder or weld parts. His sculptures are screwed together. This gives his forms an extra level of visual richness - but not in a way that merely conveys the dry precision of, say, a watchmaker. There is an X-Factor here, a graceful wit, a re-imagining of the obvious in which a beautifully finished object glows not with perfection, but with character, with new life.

Martinet takes about a month to make a sculpture and will often work on two or three pieces at the same time. It took him just four weeks to make his first sculpture and 17 years for his most recent completion!

check out more of his work as well as descriptions of parts used here 

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William Claxton, Parade, New Orleans, 1950s. Courtesy Demont Photo Management

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Any chance there’s a princess locked away in there?

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...I see my people tryin' to drown the sun in weekends of whiskey sours, 'cause how many times can you wake up in this comic book and plant flowers?

Sixto Rodriguez

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Photo @carmendaneshmendi

Styling @kirbyellis

hair @fosterglorioso

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When your ppls hit that stride and do a Bowie x Paris runway

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In a highway service station over the month of June/ was a photograph of the earth taken comin' back from the moon/ And you couldn't see a city on that marble bowling ball,/ or a forest, or a highway, or me the least of all

Joni Mitchell

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Real Soon - Lovers, Distantly

First release from The View from Afar, a six-track all instrumental project exploring the concept of distance, both inwardly/emotionally and physically.

Lovers, Distantly may describe the experience of trying to cross an impossibly huge gap, or merely to imagine such. Who or what is so far away? A place, a person? Ourselves? Nothing?

The track itself uses recordings of percussion instruments recorded to portable cassette deck, with the cassette then dubbed to other cassettes seven times, then committed to the music.

All music recorded at Hacienda de Soon, written, arranged, and performed by Real Soon.