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- 1/17/25: "Living Alone," by Graham KlymGraham Klym is a Seattle musician with somewhere between not enough and a little too much time on his hands.He is releasing a new song on the first of every month this year. Today’s song, “Living Alone”, is an affirmation of the bittersweet joy in the comfort of solitude.10 min
- 1/16/25: “An Excerpt from ‘Novena For The City Of Paint,’” by Roberto Carlos Ascalon
Feels like every city I’ve been to recently is covered in graffiti: Tacoma, Seattle, NYC. I have a complex relationship with graffiti. It reminds me of what the streets looked like as I was growing up on the Lower East Side of Manhattan in the 70’s and early 80’s. It’s cyclical - at certain times it’s as as if cities themselves are rising up to tell us something…
12 min - 01/15/2025: “Interstice” by VEO NotationsVEO Notations is a collection of musical storytelling pieces, poems, and musings by Von Emeth Ochoa. He is releasing a new song on the 15th of every month of 2025. The song for today is "Interstice."22 min
- 1/14/25: “January”, by Cycle of HandsCycle of Hands is the alt-somersault genre hydra project of evalynne mclaughlin. She is a Seattle area native who has been helplessly subject to the whims of musical obsession and inspiration for as long as instruments were within reach. She can be found making musical loops or playing piano for hours in a daze. . She is releasing a new song on the 14th of every month this year, and her song for today is called “January.”13 min
- 1/13/25: "Now That You’re Gone," by Tyler Thompson
My name is Tyler Thompson from Portland, Oregon and this song is called “Now That You’re Gone.” I’m essentially a Pacific Northwest born version of a Halvorson.
13 min - 1/12/2025: “Why So Sad?” by Cape DisappointmentCape Disappointment is the moniker for Seattle-based songwriter, Jeffrey P. Martin. He writes “raw, honest, stripped-down” songs about places, loss, love, and life. He’s been playing all over the country for more than a decade. Everywhere from New York to Seattle. He is releasing a new song on the 12th of every month this year, and his song for today is called “Why So Sad?”Twang this song on your guitarSing it for my biggest fanPlay it loud and sing off-keyJust so you will sing alongWhy so sadYou sang to meNow I’ve gotanswerPlay this song from your carThe speakers might sound smallBut sing it loud and sing off-keyAs best as you recall9 min
- 1/11/25: “It’ll Be Alright*” by Extrawilliam
William Cremin makes various kinds of pop music under the name Extrawilliam. He is releasing a new song on the 11th of every month this year, starting with this one, “It’ll Be Alright*.”
12 min - 1/10/25: “Kind, Selfish,” by Quinn Mulligan
Quinn Mulligan is a Portland, Oregon Musician and filmmaker. Quinn will be releasing a song on the 10th each month for 2025. January’s song is called “Kind, Selfish”.
11 min - 1/9/25: “East Timor (No Home),” by SaltwaterJay Blackinton has played in various bands like Seattles Bow+Arrow, heavy experimental punk group Onodrim, and mostly recently toured as the other half of the legendary The Microphones.Saltwater is a new musical outlet exploring drone, folk, feedback and black metal. While punk in nature (always), Saltwater is meant to be able to move into whatever direction it happens to be going in.51 min
- 1/8/25: “When Comes the Moon,” by Rebecca Jasso
Rebecca Jasso is a Chicago native, nature lover, and poly-hobbyist. She is writing and releasing a new song on the 8th day of each month this year. Her song today is called "When Comes the Moon."
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About Rise Up Music Project
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The Rise Up Music Project is a daily podcast bringing you a new song every day. It's a show about music, songwriting, self-examination, art as activism, the creative process, and so much more.…
Featuring 33 artists dedicated to process over product and the contribution to a greater whole.