Episode 2: Music for Cows – Viral Superficiality. Your hosts Richard Gilbert and Jeff Cairns continue their exploration of art process in everyday life. Today we have a special guest with us, from across the big pond; John March, an audio and video engineer, producer, artist, composer, musician, who offers a fascinating hour, speaking on his career in contemporary music, the zeitgeist of its ins and outs, and the challenge of maintaining a spiritually creative vision–from the early 80s, to this present moment.
As well, he has written The Dharmic Gap, a poem we have scored for our WTF, the Wondrous Transmogrified Filaments for this episode. Check it out! And please enjoy.
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If you want to support John’s work as a musician you can buy/download his CD’s here :
https://zenguitarguy.bandcamp.com/
For more information about John’s Guitar work including a sampler page, client testimonials, etc:
For Information about John’s work as a Filmmaker and Mixer:
John’s YouTube channel to subscribe:
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheZenguitarguy/videos
and some Live performance videos:
https://zenguitarguy.com/live-video-audio/
John’s Films about various artists and musicians that he wrote, produced, scored and mixed: