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This is the eighth song for the RPM Challenge, it’s called “FAIL!” because that seems to be the thing right now. You should be able to hear it right on this page, using the embedded player below.
You can grab it from Ourmedia or the Internet Archive, or blip.tv, and it’s got a Creative Commons Attribution License. (If you need something else, get in touch with me.)
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This is the seventh song for the RPM Challenge, it’s called “Shipwrecked Crew” and I actually sing… sort of. You should be able to hear it right on this page, using the embedded player below.
You can grab it from Ourmedia or the Internet Archive, or blip.tv, and it’s got a Creative Commons Attribution License. (If you need something else, get in touch with me.)
Also, subscribe to the feed to get all of the audio automagically downloaded podcasting style…
This is the sixth song for the RPM Challenge, it’s called “Small Hands” and I had the help of Emma and Maddy on the intro and keyboard tracks. You should be able to hear it right on this page, using the embedded player below.
You can grab it from Ourmedia or the Internet Archive, or blip.tv, and it’s got a Creative Commons Attribution License. (If you need something else, get in touch with me.)
Also, subscribe to the feed to get all of the audio automagically downloaded podcasting style…
This is the fifth song for the RPM Challenge, it’s called “Watertown” and mixes acoustic and electric and liquid. You should be able to hear it right on this page, using the embedded player below.
You can grab it from Ourmedia or the Internet Archive, or blip.tv, and it’s got a Creative Commons Attribution License. (If you need something else, get in touch with me.)
Also, subscribe to the feed to get all of the audio automagically downloaded podcasting style…
This is the fourth song for the RPM Challenge, it’s called “Pressure Cooker” and it is slow and dingy. You should be able to hear it right on this page, using the embedded player below.
You can grab it from Ourmedia or the Internet Archive, or blip.tv, and it’s got a Creative Commons Attribution License. (If you need something else, get in touch with me.)
Also, subscribe to the feed to get all of the audio automagically downloaded podcasting style…