Blogs

Damn!! Ya'll weren't joking. It's changed but it's looking VERY cool so far. But.....what's a "Vimeo"??

I'm not complaining....just curious. But why can't I read the other new blogs....like from Todd? When I click on them it changes pages but there's nothing there. No text or anything.

Ok. I know I'm getting carried away with the blogs....but. WOW!!!! In exploring a few of the new layouts and functionality....VERY VERY COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!   AWESOME JOB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I uploaded a new song called "Walkin' On Quicksand". Check it out if you get a chance.

BTW, did adding lyrics go away??

<p>been a while but have finally got a track done ..hopefully more will follow </p>

<p>It looks like Sunday will be the move to the new release. This is a pretty epic release everyone! I think everyone is going to like it from the standpoint that the site is the same layout/color but with some functionality changes.</p><p>As mentioned before, the audio players will be a bit basic and we will remedy that as quick as possible. The same is true for posting to FaceBook. </p><p>So my guess is on Sunday we will be done most of the day. </p><p>Thanks you everyone for your support!</p><p>Todd</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p><p>Hi Everybody!</p><p>I've got a new song up....well, it's the first recording (rough) and the first mix (rough) of a new song....hope to have it finished next week.</p><p>In the meantime, if you ain't doing anything else you can hear it here:</p><p><a href="http://www2.mixposure.com/RS_Cain/song_focus_31952.php">http://www2.mixposure.com/RS_Cain/song_focus_31952.php</a></p><p>It's called "Don't Look Back". The lyrics are kinda self-explanatory.....I hope, heh.</p><p>Hope you enjoy it!</p><p>Bobby</p>

<p>Hello everyone... Join me tonight (Fri 8/2) at 8pm (ET-USA), for the best Mix of Independent Music.</p><p>I've got something special for you. EXCERPTS from my interview with Brett Mikels of <a href="http://www2.mixposure.com/VFR/">VFR</a> for my website the <a href="http://MichaelStoneMusicSpotlight.com" target="_blank">Michael Stone Music Spotlight</a>. We 'll talk about his famous namesake, his band VFR and song writing. It's a great look behind the curtain.</p><p>I'll also share music from R.S. Cain, Brick Fields Music, Blue Moon Harem, Patti Sterling, Buddrumming and many more....</p><p>Be sure to join me in the chat room: <a href="http://www.mixposure.com/mix_radio/">http://www.mixposure.com/mix_radio/</a></p><p>We can talk music and have a little fun together. It all starts tonight at 8pm. (ET-USA)</p><p>~ M ~ <br />Michael Stone</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><span style="font-family: Verdana; color: black; font-size: 7.5pt;">It's that time again, time for Vig's Place on Vignesday.&nbsp; Come one come all!&nbsp; See the amazing peeps in their native habitat!&nbsp; Hear the amazing musical creations!&nbsp; Pet the instruments in the Instrument Zoo!&nbsp; Get your picture taken with your favorite artist (well, his favorie opening act anyway)!&nbsp; The door opens officially at 7 EST but for an extra bribe, you can enter anytime!&nbsp; (Don't look for anybody to be there but you can squat a favorable seat!&nbsp; (Unless it's determined that you can't do squat)</span></p>

<p><em>Aurovine blog, July 2013. </em><br /><br /><br />Bluesy, quirky pop with a touch of vaudeville is a somehow inadequate stab at describing the wonderful and slightly eccentric world of hooyoosay. <br /><br />Listening to the new EP, consisting of "Don't You Lie To Me" and "Yooplaaa!", you could be forgiven if you assumed hooyoosay were happy-go-lucky comedy pranksters, but rather this EP marks a slight summery departure from a more guitar blues orientated band that shuns new technology in preference for vintage analogue gear and an earthier recording process. <br /><br />There's a colour-faded 60's retro feel, which, like their penchant for segueing videos and songs, seems to fit perfectly with an innocent take on counter-culture. At times reminding me of Squeeze and Flipron and yet on songs like "Time Is On My Side" and "Whos Been Sleeping Here", from their album of lesser known Rolling Stones material, you can appreciate the earthy blues valve amp sound that permeates their catalogue. <br /><br />The latter tunes are from the French band's full-length "In Dekay", a veritable treat for fans of sixties flower power and further reworkings of the more obscure Rolling Stones songs. You are transported back in time to a simpler world when guitars were guitars, vocals were vocals and coolness was invented! A range of styles from country, rock and roll and blues across 22 tracks will interest Stones aficionados and lovers of back-to-basics blues-rock alike. <br /><br />Aside from their material, little is known about hooyoosay. My guess about them being French is purely based on speculation. Furthermore, no contributors are mentioned (hence the name) and the polish suggests that this project could be one big secret! <br /><br />Listen to more hooyoosay at http://hooyoosay.aurovine.com/<br />Visit the hooyoosay official website http://hooyoosay.com<br /><br /><br /><em>Original online publication:</em> <br />http://www.aurovine.com/blog/2013/07/summer-is-here-things-are-getting-better-introducing-hooyoosay/#.UdyKIm15frY<br /><br /></p>