Adam Neely

Planes, trains and polyrhythms. Sungazer toured Europe last November, and a lot of things happened along the way. 0:00 Intro 0:41 OETELDONK 2:24 Arrival in Haarlem 4:30 Soundcheck/setup and stuff 5:52 Avant George in Haarlem 6:55 Sungazer in Haarlem 7:57 Traveling to Helsinki 10:02 STOCKHOLM AIRPORT RUN (!!) 11:43 The aftermath 13:53 Sungazer in Helsinki

Chechnya's Cultural Minister just banned all music outside of 80-116BPM...why? well.... This is probably just a clever way to make sure that Lezginka is legal (which is crazy fast, but whose half time tempo fits within this window) but foreign music like House and Techno does not.

AI will get vibed at the jam session, and there's nothing that it can about it.

- Why does Meet the Grahams sound scary? - Is A# and Bb the same? - How do you jam over the internet with latency? - Have you ever played in a professional big band? - Cool guitar chord? - Does E7 resolve to Cmaj7? - How do you handle negative criticism of your music? - I’m a beginner, how do I improvise? - What is your view on piano-centric music education? - How do you feel about opening for Snarky Puppy?

Talking 11-tuplets, advanced 4/4, and Sungazer!

Dancing to some metrically modulating polyrhythms!

Also, is "real jazz" in NYC, and why tune to EADGC.

COD IN THE MID00000l - why does every pop singer of the past 20 years sing in like that?

This is how we built Sungazer's latest IEM rig using an analog audio over ether net split.