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June 2015

The Antoni Tashev Project Is Released!

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The Antoni Tashev Project Is Released! Overlook Hotel Records released The Antoni Tashev Project today! When I first started working on the project, Antoni was sixteen and played way beyond his years. He began playing guitar at a very young age. Studying classical guitar, folkloric/traditional music, and 70s rock truly inspired this incredibly talented guitarist to create his very own brand of music. I am honored to be a part of this album and hope you will enjoy the music as much as I have. You will hear some unique guitar work accented by wild bends, vibrato, and a strong......

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Trinity & Triage - Travel By Whale

Trinity & Triage Release New Track

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Trinity & Triage Release New Track - "Travel By Whale" "Travel By Whale" is the first new track to be released by Trinity & Triage since the debut self-titled album in 2014. The band has widely been labeled as a "progressive folk" trio. Trinity & Triage has also been embraced by the Prog Rock community and continues to pop up around the web on various blogs, forums, and music sites. The Overlook Hotel Records studio remains to be rebuilt, so progress on the new album has been slow. The good news is that things should pick up quickly this summer.......

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Audio Drama Production Podcast Ep. #49-Composing Music For Audio Drama

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Audio Drama Production Podcast Interview: Ep. #49-Composing Music For Audio Drama It was in the 70s when I first heard audio drama. I remember sitting in the car with my dad, parked in the driveway, sitting on the edge of the seat, while listening to the remaining moments of an episode of CBS Radio Mystery Theater. For those already familiar with the show, you will already know it is hard to forget the sound of the creaking door, the creepy music, and the unforgettable voice of E.G. Marshall. Fortunately for me, my father didn't mind me enjoying scary stories at......

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