Well yeah, I do indeed spend most time in new folk, that's what flows natural like. It is fun to try new genres and a lot more scary. Did you rock lovers hear my Rock Star song for guitarhero? Writing that song nearly killed me. I'm thinking about making a rock track for Yahtzee, it's that or a love-ballad.Kuliani said:Make whatever sounds and genres you personally like. I'd rather hear a song that the artist likes to sing/make instead of a song they were forced into making due to some constraint.Rebecca Mayes said:Maybe I'll ask you all to contribute a melody to me and I'll have a little melody store. What genres would you like to hear?Samcanuck said:I'm not sure if Rebecca Muse reads these comments...I hope Rebecca takes salt in it and tries some unique and creative sounds in the future...that is all.
By all means try something new to see if you like it, but please don't compromise yourself. If New Folk is the genre you enjoy the most, it should be where you spend the most time.![]()
I'm sorry, I never really noticed that you looked angry all that much. But its all a portrait about the message and emotion you are trying to get across to us in your songs, correct? Nothing wrong with that at all...it's the unique idea that there is a flip side to every coin, especially in respect to the antagonist. One sided views can breed anger and heavy thought in the minority that see things differently, so its all good as far as how I take it.Rebecca Mayes said:Well yeah, I do indeed spend most time in new folk, that's what flows natural like. It is fun to try new genres and a lot more scary. Did you rock lovers hear my Rock Star song for guitarhero? Writing that song nearly killed me. I'm thinking about making a rock track for Yahtzee, it's that or a love-ballad.Kuliani said:Make whatever sounds and genres you personally like. I'd rather hear a song that the artist likes to sing/make instead of a song they were forced into making due to some constraint.Rebecca Mayes said:Maybe I'll ask you all to contribute a melody to me and I'll have a little melody store. What genres would you like to hear?Samcanuck said:I'm not sure if Rebecca Muse reads these comments...I hope Rebecca takes salt in it and tries some unique and creative sounds in the future...that is all.
By all means try something new to see if you like it, but please don't compromise yourself. If New Folk is the genre you enjoy the most, it should be where you spend the most time.![]()
What I noticed making the video for The Monster is how angry I look when I'm recording. It's my concentrating face.
See the song is not just about monsters in games but having an internal monster, like an internal bully, that you have to learn to live with. That's why I made the video about the recording process because I always have to fight my monster in order to create, and my monster is always very critical about how well it is going. So that last little bit is the sweet voice of monstrousness itself. I only noticed it when I was going through my footage and thought well, darn it, that is the very thing this song is about.Harmondale2 said:I wonder what she ment by putting in the "its not going so well..." bit...?
hmm..?
HelloRebecca Mayes said:See the song is not just about monsters in games but having an internal monster, like an internal bully, that you have to learn to live with. That's why I made the video about the recording process because I always have to fight my monster in order to create, and my monster is always very critical about how well it is going. So that last little bit is the sweet voice of monstrousness itself. I only noticed it when I was going through my footage and thought well, darn it, that is the very thing this song is about.Harmondale2 said:I wonder what she ment by putting in the "its not going so well..." bit...?
hmm..?
Anyone else know what I'm talking about or I'm the only one living with monsters?
Huh!Rebecca Mayes said:See the song is not just about monsters in games but having an internal monster, like an internal bully, that you have to learn to live with. That's why I made the video about the recording process because I always have to fight my monster in order to create, and my monster is always very critical about how well it is going. So that last little bit is the sweet voice of monstrousness itself. I only noticed it when I was going through my footage and thought well, darn it, that is the very thing this song is about.
Anyone else know what I'm talking about or I'm the only one living with monsters?
Amazing I love it, again.Rebecca Mayes said:The Monster
Rebecca ponders the baddies we love to hate.
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Have you ever read Bird by Bird, written by Anne Lamott? She says a bit about monsters in there. It's a book about writing, but I find that it stretches somewhat to all creative endeavors.Rebecca Mayes said:See the song is not just about monsters in games but having an internal monster, like an internal bully, that you have to learn to live with. That's why I made the video about the recording process because I always have to fight my monster in order to create, and my monster is always very critical about how well it is going. So that last little bit is the sweet voice of monstrousness itself. I only noticed it when I was going through my footage and thought well, darn it, that is the very thing this song is about.Harmondale2 said:I wonder what she ment by putting in the "its not going so well..." bit...?
hmm..?
Anyone else know what I'm talking about or I'm the only one living with monsters?