Our (usual) group shot at our (usual) monthly meeting. The assignment for this month had two options: Write and present a song that had anything to do with a made-up word, or a song that had a non-4/4 time signature within. Next month’s assignment is to write and present a song that has anything to do with clothing or apparel.
Songwriters tired (the day after the Raptors’ NBA title win), but enthusiastic. The assignment for each member was to write and present a song that had anything to do with “vision” or the lack thereof. We’re missing three members from this photo (welcome to first-time attendee Crystal). Next month’s assignment: Two options: Write and present a song that includes a word that you made up, or that includes a non-4/4 time signature for at least part of the song.
Do all songwriters have glasses? They did at this meeting. The assignment for the month was to write and present a song that had anything to do with “green.”
The March 2019 optional assignment was to write and present songs that had anything to do with a city or place. We traveled from Aleppo to Utah (yes somebody cheated — that’s a state).
The assignment for the month was to write and present a song that had anything to do with a celestial body. Welcome to first-time attendee David.
The optional target was for each songwriter to write and present a song that had anything to do with the concept of talk or talking.
The assignment for the month was to write and present a song that had anything to do with a force of nature.
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The obligatory monthly meeting photo. In the last half-year or so, we’ve been talking about the songs right after we present them, rather than handing our lyrics immediately. It helps us talk about the songs without references, in the way that most songs are heard by most people. 🙂
We have been fortunate enough to receive a write-up in Spill Magazine by Aaron Badgley.