Artist Bio
New to FAWM, but a veteran of other timed creativity challenges such as NaNoWriMo and Global Game Jam. Ukulele player and extremely beginner guitarist. Filker.
Songs (15)
| #1 | Go Home, Polar Vortex, You're Drunk |
5 Feb 2019 |
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| #2 | Portrait @philkmills |
5 Feb 2019 |
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| #3 |  The Common Metre Song |
3 Feb 23 |
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| #4 | I'd Like To Finish This Tune |
3 Feb 24 |
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| #5 | Late Night Alone |
1 Feb 27 |
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| #6 | Brand New Day |
1 Feb 27 |
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| #7 | Cragne Manor |
2 Feb 28 |
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| #8 | Pitter Patter |
1 Feb 28 |
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| #9 | Here's to the Hobbits |
4 Mar 1 |
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| #10 | Hey, It's That Guy |
2 Mar 1 |
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| #11 | Robots Are People Too |
7 Mar 1 |
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| #12 | British People Baking |
2 Mar 1 |
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| #13 | Single on Valentine's Day |
1 Mar 1 |
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| #14 | Flower Round |
3 Mar 1 |
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| #15 | The Time Traveler's Lament |
5 Mar 1 |
Soundboard
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@philkmills Mar 17
Thanks for the Portrait demo...sounds good!
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@philkmills Mar 16
I would definitely like to hear what you've done with Portrait. (I don't know how, at this point. If I mark you as collaborator on it, maybe you can upload audio. (?))
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@mikegtz Mar 11
Naomi, sorry I didn’t get a chance to say goodbye this afternoon but as Carley said, I also enjoyed meeting you and hearing your really clever
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@carleybaer Mar 10
I super enjoyed meeting you and hearing your songs in person!! Really brilliant stuff. Let’s stay in touch and rock the Somerville uke festival 😀
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@janeg Mar 3
I found some of your songs through the filk tag and left a few comments. I see you go to Arisia so are connected with at least some filkers I would know. I haven't made it to that con yet but didmget to one Concertino in that area. Looks like most filkers on FAWM haven't found you here yet. They need to!
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@elainedimasi Mar 1
Thanks for your Lovecrafting! I saw you say elsewhere that "writing from chords is alien to you." Lots of folks who say they're writing "music first" might say they have chords, but they're really writing from the groove. For a long time I had a tendency to write more as you described, from the cadence of a few words and the melody that comes with them.
But the cadence of words has a rhythm, so it functions like a groove. Problem is, it so often presents the same few choices. Long ballads in regular meters result.
You can learn how to steal the groove of an existing song and take it apart to see what's in it. Pick a song you like and look at what the kick and snare are doing rhythmically. Write that down. What rhythm is the bass playing? Write that down. It takes more than a minute. But if you simplify and slightly change a stolen groove, you may find you have something you can sing along to, and some nearby words will flutter in like moths to a candle. - That's my experience! -
@nuj4x Jan 2019
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@tamsnumber4 Jan 2019
WELCOME!! You look like you are no newbie to challenges and I think you will love this one!! Post in the forums to find other filkers so that you can watchlist them now. Have fun!!
