Showing posts with label human. Show all posts
Showing posts with label human. Show all posts

Sunday, January 22, 2012

New music from Geoff released on Bandcamp.com

In 2005 I released "On Being Human" as a limited-edition CD for friends and family.  It was created in my home studio after I purchased my Yamaha S80 synthesizer.  I wanted to put both the synthesizer and the studio  through their paces to see what they could do.  I also wanted to push my own musical limits to see what I could create. The result is an eclectic collection spanning a variety of musical styles.  Yes, that's me playing every imaginable instrument and singing the vocals, with Pat Tufts as a guest vocalist for "Fencing Boy."

The performances and recording are not up to professional standards; this is my pre-production demo of the songs that came from my explorations.

I have decided to release this collection to the online community with the hope that somebody else will enjoy listening to my songs, rough edges and all.  Anyone can now listen to "On Being Human" at:
http://geoffbell.bandcamp.com

Since then, I have also been creating electronic instrumental soundscapes, suitable as soundtracks for film, television and moody alternate realities. I have decided to release these as well, in a brand new 2012 collection called "Electronic Soundscapes."  You can hear these too at:
http://geoffbell.bandcamp.com 

Of course, taste in music is a very personal thing.  You are invited to explore the music I have posted.  I hope you find something you enjoy!

Geoff

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

New Songs on NoiseTrade

I've added some new songs to NoiseTrade, plus a few tracks from my 2005 CD "On Being Human."  I've been busy in the studio, recording some more songs that will be ready in the weeks ahead.  Click the link below  and have a listen!

http://noisetrade.com/geoffbell

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Songs From the Edge

My last CD, "On Being Human," was released to a small audience of family and friends in 2005. Since then, life has continued to pull me away from writing and recording music. I have managed to sneak in a few moments here and there, and have many songs in various stages of formation. Three have been recorded for some time, and it's time I released them to the public.

You can find my new recordings at NoiseTrade.com, a great new forum for independent songwriters who want to share their music with the world. If you haven't explored NoiseTrade already, I'd suggest that you start with one of their sampler collections. There are lots of indie singer/songwriters who are worth hearing!

You can click the logo on the right to hear and download my latest songs. Listening is free; the "suggested donation" is for songs you decide to download. Happy listening!

Geoff