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David Minnick Detroit, Michigan
David Minnick is obsessed with choosing seemingly impossible musical projects and seeing them through to completion. He
creates music in a multitude of genres (orchestral, blues, ska, free jazz, gamelan, klezmer, psychedelic pop, pirate music, a cappella, to name a few) and plays several instruments.
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David Minnick recommends:
I Didn't Know I Was Singing
by The Sursiks
"I didn't know i was singing" was originally released in 2006 and re released on Housecore Records in 2010. It is an album of phone messages transformed into musical arrangements.
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Sorry To Disturb You (album)
by ARMY of MOTHS
supported by 4 fans who also own “I'm Tellin' You Why I Love You”
Soaring theatrical catchy rock and pop tunes that are not boring and segue and evolve linearly from one to the next. If they sound this big with DIY production, imagine how insanely huge they’d sound with big time production. Sound in the neighborhoods of Bowie, Floyd, and Cardiacs. This whole record moves me and I can’t pick a favorite song.
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Every Night Something Happens
by Lost Crowns
supported by 4 fans who also own “I'm Tellin' You Why I Love You”
In 2019, I was in Salisbury and attended the Alphabet Business Convention without knowing any artist. Lost Crowns was my favourite band that played there.
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Ditzy Scene (Single)
by Cardiacs
supported by 4 fans who also own “I'm Tellin' You Why I Love You”
Just play Ditzy Scene loudly and feel it.
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British folk musician Tom Nash built these delicate and moving songs around a broken harmonium, allowing its limitations to open up worlds.
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The London band's new album is a vibrant postcard from southern Italy, boosted by brass, strings, and pizzica percussion from local players.
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