Fear can be a really healthy thing, especially when it motivates you to push the boundaries and get out of your comfort zone. But what about when your own fear is used against you? “Scare Me” by The Selectmen, with “Live Liner Notes.”
If you are trying to connect, then your art depends on someone else. Here’s the issue with that: You can’t control others’ reactions. All you can control is what you create, and deploy, and how.
The Shift to Digital is happening, and we are living through a moment in history that will prove to be even more revolutionary than the Gutenberg press. How cool is that? “Stupid Gutenberg” by The Selectmen, with “Live Liner Notes.”
Expectations vs. Reality: Expectation is a powerful force, and it puts a lot of pressure on Reality.
“I’ll be saying things you won’t believe but at least you won’t be disappointed.” From “Disappointed” by Michael Boezi, with “Live Liner Notes.”
An expert often knows way too much to properly communicate information to a layperson. Does that really make it a lie, though? Experts Lie by The Selectmen, with “Live Liner Notes.”
We need to help independent authors elevate the quality of their work, remove the stigma, and celebrate the spirit independent artistry. It’s not just good for indie authors; it’s good for everyone.
As a performer, who has control over your creation—you or your audience?
“I’ll tell you anything that you want to know, but it’s not how things would be if I were running this show.” From “So Cold” by Michael Boezi, with “Live Liner Notes.”
