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  • King Never Podcast #12 - "Sorrow" and Limited Edition Ideas

    In this episode, I talk about the song "Sorrow" - the last song that needs to be recorded for the album! Among other things, you'll hear a couple of different versions of the resonator/dobro/acoustic guitar part for the song. Let me know which version you prefer. I also ask for some ideas on what to include in a possible limited edition "bundle" of the album. Suggestions please!

    Thanks for listening.

    5 min
  • King Never Podcast #11 - The Song That Almost Drove Me Crazy

    In this episode, I discuss some frustrating "issues" that came up while recording the song “All Is Well That Ends Well.” As always, thanks for listening. Intro music: “Fragments” from Orphans, Misfits & Fragments by King Never. Outro music: “The Quiet Hour “ from Lullabies & Sleepless Nights by King Never.

    As always, thanks for listening.

    7 min
  • King Never Podcast #10 - Down Low and On Location

    In this episode, we are on location for an interview with vocalist Kristy McCabe. We discuss the process in which we wrote and recorded the background vocals for “Down Low” and you'll hear a short sample of what we came up with. Should you decide to follow through with my suggestion to recommend King Never to Pandora.com, click here to send your email.

    As always, thanks for listening.

    Intro music: “Fragments” from Orphans, Misfits & Fragments by King Never. Outro music: “The Quiet Hour” from Lullabies & Sleepless Nights by King Never.

    6 min
  • King Never Podcast #9 - Update

    It's been awhile. In this episode, I bring you up-to-date on what's been happening in the world of King Never.

    As always, thanks for listening.

    Intro music: “Fragments” from Orphans, Misfits & Fragments by King Never. Outro music: “The Quiet Hour” from Lullabies & Sleepless Nights by King Never.

    5 min
  • King Never Podcast #8 - Background Vocals Needed

    In this episode, I ask for help recording background vocals for “Hotel Desolation.” Yes, this is your chance to really get involved with the new album. Download “Hotel Desolation” here (download expired) to record your vocals. Align this mp3 file at beat one in your sequencer and set the tempo to 125 bpm. You should hear 4 clicks before the song begins. Record at either 16 or 24 bit (44.1kHz).

    Here are the lyrics:

    Checking in to.... Checking out of this life. Welcome all ye feeble minded. Checking in to.... Checking out of this life. Hotel Desolation.

    Drop your mp3 mix of the track with your background vocals in the "DropBox" below. If I like what I hear, I'll ask you for a full bandwidth version via email.

    Thanks for listening!

    Send me your track

    6 min
  • King Never Podcast #7 - Option A or B for The City

    I'm back and I need your help. I've re-worked the verse vocal melody for the song “The City.” Take a listen and let me know if you like option A or B.

    As always, thanks for listening.

    Intro music: “Fragments” from Orphans, Misfits & Fragments by King Never. Outro music: “The Quiet Hour” from Lullabies & Sleepless Nights by King Never.

    5 min
  • King Never Podcast #6 - Re-working "Introduction" vocals

    In this episode, I introduce (haha) a new vocal line for the song “Introduction.” I also talk briefly about my vocal recording chain. Be sure to write down the link to download a pre-release version of “Introduction” for FREE.

    Intro music: “Fragments” from Orphans, Misfits & Fragments by King Never.

    Thanks for listening.

    4 min
  • King Never Podcast #3 - Beautiful Shimmery Guitar Magic

    In this episode, I talk about beautiful shimmery guitar magic as it relates to the song "Hotel Desolation."  As always, you'll hear a couple of audio samples of the song in progress.  I also ask for your help describing the sound of King Never.

    Thanks for listening!

    4 min

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Members of the band King Never discuss their albums, writing process, etc.