Tag: hauntedhouse


  • haunted house – voice memo

    This song went through so many iterations, but I have a soft spot for this first little demo that was just piano and vocals.

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  • haunted house || bibliography

    Bibliographies are proof that work is never done alone, even if the work is done “alone.” I love taking this academic concept and applying it to my songwriting and production. As always, this bibliography is not comprehensive, but merely what/who I remember thinking about when I wrote and produced “haunted house.” bibliography (“haunted house”)

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  • haunted house || lyrics

    i am a haunted house and i am the owner coming home after a 20 year vacation  turn on the light it remains dark open the door and it falls off the hinges trip off my own panic trigger  as I walk on through creak in the floor I spin around  there’s nothing there but…

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  • i am a haunted house

    Finding words to talk about music I’m releasing can be, at times, very tricky. I’ve always used songwriting as a way to process confusing events or feelings. (ok! I’ll be real, all the emotions are confusing to me. Why do we have emotions? {rhetorical— please don’t tell me} and why do they effect me? How dare…

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  • hypervigilance

    I had just moved to a new city in the middle of the pandemic. It is in moments of deep change when it feels like I’ve actually never really noticed what it feels like to be alive. Hypervigilance. But it goes beyond that, it’s not just that I feel like I’m experiencing life for the…

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  • how does it feel..

    …to be a body? I wrote a whole record of songs based on that question.^ As always, I embarked on the project at an overly ambitious time (finishing undergrad and starting grad school) and most of the songs never made it past demo stage. And I don’t know if any of the other songs will…

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  • the tricks

    Sometimes the tricks stop working. The 54321, and the box breathing, journaling, meditating. It just all stops working. And then sometimes it starts working against you. You notice your breath, but is it too shallow? too heavy? is the way you’ve always breathed? are you getting enough oxygen? is there carbon monoxide in the air?…

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