Sorry For The Convenience
Sorry For The Convenience
Alternative/indie ranging from soft acoustic stuff, to multi-layered songs.
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Science PG mix
Science PG mix
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Independent artist Sorry For The Convenience drops "Science PG mix", an Indie track on SoundClick. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. This track does what good indie does best — it connects. "Science PG mix" has peaked at #24 in the Indie category on SoundClick. Find more from Sorry For The Convenience on SoundClick, a platform built for independent music discovery. This track is available as free download.
Last Song Of The Night
Last Song Of The Night
Upbeat alternative rock with a sort of driving pace, and then a calming bridge in the middle. Vocals could be better.
Independent artist Sorry For The Convenience drops "Last Song Of The Night", an Indie track on SoundClick. There is an authenticity to the performance that draws the listener in. This track holds its own in the indie landscape — a confident, well-executed piece. Discover "Last Song Of The Night" and the rest of the Sorry For The Convenience discography on SoundClick.
Test
Test
Moderate tempo alternative rock. Originally had three guitars. The chorus was kind of hard to sing.
"Test" by Sorry For The Convenience is an Indie production available on SoundClick. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. There is a quiet confidence to this track — the mark of an artist who understands the indie sound. SoundClick gives artists like Sorry For The Convenience a platform to share original Indie music with listeners around the world.
100
100
An instrumental song. Kind of orchestral in nature, but still a standard sort of rock song.
Independent artist Sorry For The Convenience drops "100", an Indie track on SoundClick. It rewards close listening, revealing new details on each playthrough. This track holds its own in the indie landscape — a confident, well-executed piece. Find more from Sorry For The Convenience on SoundClick, a platform built for independent music discovery.
For Awhile
For Awhile
An acoustic song at the core, the rest of the instruments in this are mostly just supplementary. The verses are sort of mumbled and sang bored-sounding on purpose to convey the idea of the song. The chorus is in a different key.
Independent artist Sorry For The Convenience drops "For Awhile", an Indie track on SoundClick. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. This track holds its own in the indie landscape — a confident, well-executed piece. Discover "For Awhile" and the rest of the Sorry For The Convenience discography on SoundClick.
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I've been writing music since I was 14, been in and out of bands since I was 15, and I'm in a band right now. This is my solo project of sorts. Its a mixture of serious work and joke songs. If you can't tell the difference, then tough break.
I'm not a great singer, but I try.
I play guitar, bass, trumpet, harmonica, and piano/keys. Any drums you find here are most likely synthetic and programmed by me either through a drum machine or with notation software and a decent soundfont.
The music is a mixture of indie rock, classic rock, 90s music, and new wave. Its hard to really classify since I jump around from day to day on what kind of music I'm writing. I don't normally put a song up unless I'm, for the most part, satisfied with it.
Band/artist history
Like I said, I've been in and out of bands, and this was the remains of a band I used to be the front man for. The band never went anywhere, but I still had songs I'd written. These are those songs, plus new ones.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
I don't play live as of right now. I'd like to, but as of right now I'm not up to the level nor the audio quality to perform live. Many of my songs require backing tracks, so I'd have to have a decent sound quality to play along with it.
Your musical influences
I think most influential to me would be the band American Football. Although now defunct, the lead singer Mike Kinsella's is still writing music that I enjoy.
Also I tend to listen to a wide variety of music, but mainly indie rock. Bands such as The Strokes, Interpol, Arctic Monkeys, and other such bands are influential.
Classic rock and new wave also played a big role in my music. There's many bands from the 90s (mostly grunge or alternative), as well as bands from the 80s like The Smiths or Bruce Springteen.
What equipment do you use?
I have a lot of equipment
Guitars:
Custom Fender Stratocaster '83.
Fender Acoustic Steel
Fender Acoustic Nylon
Bass:
Korean-made Rickenbacker 4-string knock-off
Keyboard:
-Casio ctk496
-Nintendo miracle piano
(usually both are hooked up to a roland sound expansion rack m-gs64)
-rusty, creaky, old piano.
Amps:
-Line 6 spider III 30w.
(I usually record line-in with a Boss gs-10 guitar effects/usb interface)
-Vox VT-30
-A non-working Ward's Airline 30w tube amp.
Drums:
-Yamaha rx-11 drum machine
-Any other drums are produced in Finale 2006 notation software.
Mics:
-cheap xlr mic
-Blue Snowball USB mic.
Anything else?
If you like something please tell me. If you don't like something, make sure your criticism is constructive. I don't stand for the "You should just stop singing." I may not be the best vocalist or musician, but I'm trying.
Spanaway, WA
USA
ID
926862
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