Who remembers this track from the début album “Runeology”? Reworked with the talented James Williams, this track will be part of a separate download that will form a small EP.
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Sitorimon Announces New Album In the Works
Starting this week I’ll be working on a new album. It will be built entirely at home, except for the vocal recording sessions and the challenge will be one song, one month. The beauty of it will be that I’ll be very sociable about its progress, unlike previous works.
Here is episode #1 explaining my reasons:
The YouTube vids will be bi-weekly to ensure they have decent content and that I don’t get bogged down in the project.
There will also be something entirely new that I’m excited about and that’s Dubbler. Dubbler is a social networking app that let’s you record up to 60 seconds of audio, attach a picture and post it out to the world. What I’ll be doing is 2-3 times a week I’ll be posting snippets of my progress along the way.
Listen to the first “Dub” here and feel free to follow me although the updates will also be available via Twitter & here.
Lastly, you’ll have noticed the websites in the middle of receiving a new lick of paint. It’s been long overdue and I can’t wait to have something finally functional! RSS feeds, a BandPage music plugin and the Facebook page are already up, plus the media section now has links to all the currently available albums for download. More will be added and tweaked over the coming two weeks so bare with me if something looks broken – I’m probably updating it as you click!
Thank you everyone for your awesome patience and messages of support over the years. There may only be a few of you, but that makes each message all the more awesome for it.
Si
Tremors (A Live Rehearsal)
Just testing prior to some open mic’s and some big announcements coming Monday…
“Roots” New Live Demo
When tasked with writing, wording, tracking and performing a song within an hour sometimes the floodgates open and everything comes out. As cathartic as it is a challenge, it’s far from perfect but the seeds are there for a powerful song in the future.
“The Terms & Conditions To Unconditional Love” is Released
Sitorimon’s latest album “The Terms & Conditions to Unconditional Love” is available to stream and buy via the new Bandcamp website. The 16 tracks showcase all that is fickle, frustrating, blood boiling and unfair about love and life.
“It’s been a real journey getting here. I think the last four years has seen more upheaval and general disasters of the heart than any other period in my life. The album deals with different types of love. Unrequited love, unfulfilled love, empty love, the death of love or a loved one and how through it all you can lose sight of reasons to enjoy and love life.”
New Single “Dander” Released For Free Download
Sitorimon’s new single “Dander” is released today and is available for free download over at the all new BandCamp website. The lead single is taken from the upcoming album “The Terms & Conditions to Unconditional Love” which features 16 tracks and will be released next Monday. The single also contains a new instrumental track entitled “Epica” which did not make the album.
Sitorimon says “Dander is a particularly personal song for me. It’s like a train of brain spasms that I’ve had through deaths of relationships -in particular where the connection was not there and yet the other party just doesn’t have the guts or balls to do anything about it and I’m trying perhaps too hard to make something work. It creates an endless spiral that drives me utterly mad and shuts others out. Frustration has to pour out somewhere and that’s part of where this song is born from.”
Sitorimon – “Dander” Solo Version
A full “solo” version of the single “Dander” – the album version of which will be available to download for free from Monday. We’ll let you know where and when!
New Album Preview Clip 3
Album coming soon!
New Album Teaser Trailer 1
“Not Quite Enough” A New Song Unveiled
The second song to be unveiled from the new album. The album version is quite close to this version.
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