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I'm doing my best to make music you haven't heard before. Second priority is making sure the music doesn't hurt your ears. I realize I've got some work to do.
This is the stuff I do on the side for kicks. I'm hoping that eventually it'll turn into more serious, less goofy, stuff.
My "band," aka my two younger brothers and I, have been "making music" since we were little. 99% of that is not to be taken seriously just yet, either. That stuff will be up here shortly.
This is the stuff I do on the side for kicks. I'm hoping that eventually it'll turn into more serious, less goofy, stuff.
My "band," aka my two younger brothers and I, have been "making music" since we were little. 99% of that is not to be taken seriously just yet, either. That stuff will be up here shortly.
Why this name?
My name is Brandon Haffner. My parents gave me no choice. The real story is for my "band"s name. But that's for a different soundclick interview.
Do you play live?
No. Not in the plans quite yet. Most of the stuff I/we have thus far isn't quite performable.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
It's good. It's all very good.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
If it meant dollars, I'd consider selling my dignity for at least a little while, sure.
Your influences?
Really at this point I can't answer this question without misleading people. My stuff sounds like nothing real. If pressed, I'd have to say my now-fellow-soundclicker Sam Adams, and the closest realish band I can think of would have to be "Brad," a crazy little band from Seattle.
Equipment used:
Several keyboards, an old Packard grand, a Kay acoustic, a crappy electric, my macbook and little logitech microphone, an old 8 track sound mixer, some other mics, a crappy drum set, a Pentium 1 Dell desktop just barely surviving to serve me with Finale, and anything else I find that makes noise.