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Tuesday 9/2/10

jmjbassplayer

Justin Meldal-Johnsen
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Mar 25, 2005
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Here's the first in a series: daily (or weekly, or whenever) thoughts from "the field". Kinda like tweets, I guess. They may or may not be interesting, and may or may not lead to further discussion. But I thought what the hell. Here's the first, and boy is it a weak one:

I've got a long day of studio ahead of me. Feeling sluggish this morning. Solution: backwards stretching on the yoga ball, and NO SUGAR today.

JMJ
 
nothing about lindsay lohan or john mayer? ;)

just kidding...that's actually probably a very good idea laying off the sugar and exercising. sugar can make you crash hard after it picks you up.
 
I'm SO lame. :)

This afternoon, I'm at Leno. Helping Sara Bareilles and her band with some music direction, not playing. Then tonight, doing some keyboard programming w/ M83. Then after that, a remote session at my place for Charlotte Martin. Busy.

JMJ
 
I did her record and Sara hired me because she heard I do MD work as well, so her label (Sony) got on it, and I've been with them every day in rehearsal this week, and Leno today. Just tightening it up: vocals, sounds, arrangements, horn parts, etc. That's an oversimplification, but that's what I've been up to with her. In stark contrast to making shoegaze/dreampop every night with my French homies M83. What a weird life I have. Anywho, great bunch of guys in her band, and Sara's a great talent and incredibly cool and fun to work with. It's a good Thursday so far.

Best,
JMJ
 
I did her record and Sara hired me because she heard I do MD work as well, so her label (Sony) got on it, and I've been with them every day in rehearsal this week, and Leno today. Just tightening it up: vocals, sounds, arrangements, horn parts, etc. That's an oversimplification, but that's what I've been up to with her. In stark contrast to making shoegaze/dreampop every night with my French homies M83. What a weird life I have. Anywho, great bunch of guys in her band, and Sara's a great talent and incredibly cool and fun to work with. It's a good Thursday so far.

Best,
JMJ
ya, sounds like you've worked up quite a niche for yourself, dude. however, it's friday ;)
 

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