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And it’s okay, okay, because I try
I learned about beauty before I could walk
And is it okay, okay, that I try
I buy personality from a vending machine
“Love is Free” by The Charles Wanless Music Project
A song I produced. Coming out July 2013!
Check out the facebook: https://www.facebook.com/charles.music.project
And download the song here: http://cwmp.bandcamp.com/album/love-is-free-baltimore-version
“Love is Free” Now Available for Pre-Order
The Red String of Fate is an Eastern belief that your destiny is manifested by an invisible red string connecting you to one other person somewhere in the world. The Japanese specifically say that this string is wrapped around your finger, and that no matter the circumstances - time, location, age, color, or gender - you are fated to fall in love with the person at the other end of the string.
Sometimes our strings get tangled, sometimes our strings are so loose we forget they are there, and sometimes our strings pull so tightly we can feel them deep in our souls. But no matter what, we will eventually find that person on the other end.
I hope that this song can help light the way through your journey.
Art designed and drawn by Monica Taylor Halchishick for CWMP Promotional Purposes.
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She Sleeps Under the City Lights (A Thousand Miles Away from You)
Charles Wanless
[Rough Mix]-
Thinking of reading a poem over parts of this before I finish the mix. Thoughts?
Check out what Charles made
So I guess I should start using this to blog about my music
I’ve been hard at work lately.
Several weeks ago, I shifted the CWMP focus to a punk rock album. That focus remains, though it is pretty useless until I finalize the new lineup for the DC location.
In the meantime, I’ve been waiting for job responses. And while that is excruciatingly frustrating, I’ve been using the time to get back to the music thing.
Ironically, right after I started writing the punk-oriented demos I’ll be taking to the Washington DC band, I found myself making electronic beats and mixes. So out of this random inspiration, I’ve decided to release an album/EP of the various remixes, mash-ups, and original tracks that seemed to fit.
This album is called “Lava Lamp” or “The Sounds of Electricity”
You can pre-order it on my website if you so choose. The track list is not fully listed yet, and more information is coming soon.
In related news, two tracks of mine (only one as ‘CWMP’) are making their way to iTunes, Amazon, eMusic, Spotify, and RouteNote.
The first is an old experimental track called “The Wind.” which you can listen to or purchase here.
The other is a remix that will be featured on “Lava Lamp” which is here.
I don’t know how or why I’m making this much music, but at this rate I’ll be pumping out something new every other day. And that, to me, is exciting.
Thanks for your continued support, and I’ll keep you posted.
-C.R.W.
From one moment to the next
A dying billionaire makes a strange request
Self-loathing politician starts a conquest
And the children play and frolic with no regretsAnd from one moment to the next
The children in the ghetto fail the college test
Daddy’s little girl wins the contest
A homeless man is feeding the egrets
“Act III, Scene 1” Live Bedroom Demo by the Charles Wanless Music Project
(c) 2012 Charles Wanless
I’m about to record a live demo of “Act III, Scene 1”
And I’ll post it presently
“For Reverend Green (Reprise)”
It took me a while to discover
God is not in the bible
He’s in your heart
You probably already know I don’t really like this video (primarily because it’s so old and the song is now like twice as long and much better) but as I was uploading new videos to YouTube I rewatched this and discovered something glorious.
Here are the instructions:
- Click play
- Turn on captions
- Laugh your ass off
Enjoy.
This song is called “Looks Great”
