The Concert Bus
The Concert Bus is a mobile, sustainable concert venue, booking local artists relative to wherever it is touring. Solar panels, bio-diesel, rain harvesting, and pedal power from the audience to power the sounds and lights. Currently there is a June 5th (World Earth Day) deadline to raise $10,000 on kickstarter. Click the picture or below to pitch in what you can!
Technically Homeless (2.0 coming soon)
Sebastian Clark’s EP (half-album, 2010) written and recorded while he experienced a year in technical homelessness in the wake of a horrendous break-up overseas with former bandmate/lover from Music For Smart People, bouncing from Paris, France to London, England to Los Angeles, California, and finally landing and finishing in Seattle, Washington.
I Will Make Something For You
Easy: You submit your name and address, Sebastian makes something for you, then sends it your way. For Free.
Tuesday Tunes (2.0)
ver 1.0 - began March 24th, 2009, concluded March 16th, 2010 - 52 songs in 52 weeks, primarily focused on production aesthetic and originals songs.
ver 2.0 - began February 22, 2011, in progress, primarily focused on renditions and adaptations of established songs and personal favorites, performed live and raw.
Songs From a Van
Sebastian Clark’s twelve-song album debut (2006), all of it written and recorded in the 1982 VW Van that also served as his home at the time. Utilizing stolen electricity to power the operation, the interior of the van as well as glass bottles filled with urine for percussive purposes, this is where Sebastian’s musical output began. The cases are handmade cardboard booklets from reclaimed (read: found) boxes.
Music For Smart People
Sebastian Clark & Normandie Wilson’s ten-song joint album effort (2009), recorded predominantly in Sebastian’s bedroom and living room, aided by the skills of over twenty musicians and backup singers. The album cases are glass mirrors.
It’s Always Sunny in Seattle
Coming Soon!
The Whatever Project is a syndicate of projects that are interesting and unique. Every project represented here has something going for it, and should be checked out and absorbed.
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