Audio Justice: Blog Archive
Audio Justice Blog Items
B-Side Ourselves
July 28th, 2010
B-sides aren’t simply throwaway songs not good enough for albums… they can provide us with an alternative version of our favourite bands and artists. This blog article looks at some recent success stories, where B-sides have become arguably more popular than their respective A-sides, and announces a new Audio Justice song ‘Climbing Rose’.
Picture Show
June 20th, 2010
I spent all of yesterday in the company of photographer Dave Witchalls for the first Audio Justice ‘House of Cards’ album photo shoot. We’d been bouncing ideas back and forth over the last few weeks and these pics are a preview of some of the hundreds of shots taken.
Has iTunes killed the classic album format?
April 30th, 2010
Has iTunes struck the deathblow for the classic album format by giving consumers the power to pick and choose which songs they can download? This blog article explores the attitude of artists and consumers towards the album as an artform, and looks at a recent court battle between Pink Floyd and their label EMI in respect of the sale of individual songs on music download services.
Eigenharp
February 17th, 2010
A few weeks ago, the Eigenharp, billed as the world’s most expressive musical instrument, was launched at the Winter NAMM show. A couple of months beforehand I was invited to the official press launch at the BBC’s legendary Maida Vale studios in London.