Peak Arts Continues with New Projects
The Spirit of Creation
I'm always trying to move forward but sometimes one must go back to projects from the past, then give completion to something left incomplete... This time it was to an old project started by Noah Benzing and I originally back in 2011...
We had started a film at that time but never finished, it was the beginning of our many projects that we've worked on together... It was an 8mm film project of Noah's called, "In-Situ in 8mm." The film was lost but there remained some footage of the original.
I decided to make a music video with the footage... the results gave me some closure at least to a project long since forgotten... What I came up with was a music video that I call, "In-Situ: The Lost." I put the main part of the song together with loops but I used a midi controller to record a pretty killer keyboard part to the loop song.
"Phazed Out"
Noah Benzing and I worked on this project after 2 years of being on hiatus from Drunktank Oddity. This wasn't Drunktank Oddity, this was a renewal of our being partners of the underbelly of film entertainment...
Noah and I spent a few days together filming while hanging out... I took this footage then mixed it with a song I had put together with loops from some of the weirdest guitar sounds and movements. I had about 7 minutes worth of music which I thought would go well with Noah and I's odd take on film making... I thought the result was kick ass... I released this video back in February....
I'm always trying to move forward but sometimes one must go back to projects from the past, then give completion to something left incomplete... This time it was to an old project started by Noah Benzing and I originally back in 2011...
I decided to make a music video with the footage... the results gave me some closure at least to a project long since forgotten... What I came up with was a music video that I call, "In-Situ: The Lost." I put the main part of the song together with loops but I used a midi controller to record a pretty killer keyboard part to the loop song.
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