Updated with some examples:
First 2 of 6 tracks I've worked on for
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First album from J R Harbidge due for release in September:
https://jrharbidge.com/track/1355341/first-ray-of-light-album-teaserAlongside my usual band stuff last year I also recorded keyboard parts for a guy who is releasing an album this year. Never met him - he sends me the tracks and I just track keyboard parts against them and send him wavs back which he then mixes / keeps what he wants / discards what he doesn't / sometimes asks me if I can try something different etc.
I quite enjoy the process and would be interested in doing more along these lines if anybody is interested - amatuer remote keyboard session work I suppose (for free, although I obviously expect to be credited).
Only really interested in projects that are planned for some kind of release and of a reasonably competent standard, and I guess it mainly works where the keyboard parts are additional rather than central to arrangements
Piano / organ is my bread and butter, but I've also done some melotron / strings etc, and can do synth tones / other noises. Genre wise I'm fairly flexible although melancholy indie singer songwriter stuff / americana is what I'm most familiar with.
PM me if you're working on anything I might be interested in
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some keyz eyes would be interesting maybe...
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And, having heard your playing at the Quad jam, I'll certainly take you up on the offer when I get finished with all the house projects and have time to do some semi-proper music making.
We will be working on some new ideas soon so I can send you the basics over and see what you think?
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There's more traditional rock piano and organ on the j r harbidge tracks. Bit of mellotron too
Thanks for taking a listen.
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