jcmosquito
"Redemption with blood, poetry and a backbeat." - JC Mosquito and his art from an unsolicited comment by the Reverend Dan Z
Skeeter-inspired song.
SoundClick artist jcmosquito presents "The Living End", an outstanding release in the Indie genre. The track carries an emotional weight that lingers well after it ends. The kind of indie track that draws you in and holds your attention through to the end "The Living End" has peaked at #13 in the Indie category on SoundClick. Fans of Skeeter will find "The Living End" worth adding to their playlist via SoundClick.
Track inspired by Skeeter.
"Glad When I Am Gone" is an Indie track by jcmosquito on SoundClick. The production choices feel intentional, giving the track a distinct character. For fans of indie, this one is worth the listen. Discover "Glad When I Am Gone" and the rest of the jcmosquito discography on SoundClick.
Song in the style of Skeeter.
Independent artist jcmosquito drops "Pictures and Praise (HC version)", an Indie track on SoundClick. The track carries an emotional weight that lingers well after it ends. This track holds its own in the indie landscape — a confident, well-executed piece. Listeners who follow Skeeter will feel right at home with this jcmosquito release on SoundClick.
Some samples of what I do with my time when I'm not trying to keep the wolves from the door.
I'm also at myspace, youtube, and mixposure. You can figure it out.
Too long & maybe not so important. Just another guy killing time in the Flatlands.
Retired - strictly studio......
Or so I thought.
60's psych/garage rock, the Who, the Monkees(?), and whatever else is trapped inside my head.
Stuff on loan from my friends. Also: my trusty 82' JV series Telecaster , Black Squier Telecaster, custom built Telecaster, 60s reissue Telecaster, a Strat (just for a change), Epiphone Les Paul, hollow body Ibanez Artcore AF175, & a cheap deArmond that plays like a much more expensive guitar. And a few more random basses and stuff.
And a Hohner accordion for special occasions.
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