Four Seas Stories

By Charles Bridgers IV

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Didn’t read the Prelude to this Story?  Click HERE first.

Didn’t read Part 1 of this Story?  Click HERE first.

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Previously on “The Omelette du Fromage Virus”:

Four Seas Stories writer Charles Bridgers IV was trying to write a story about Muenster’s Weirdope when his computer died and apparently all time stopped.

At least, it stopped inside the Lebanon, TN McDonald’s.

He was visited by a Digidrone (whatever that is) created by Muenster in the future.  The Digidrone was trying to warn him about something that has corrupted all of mankind, telling him to listen to the album to find out what happened.

While he was enjoying the smooth sounds and dope cuts from Weirdope, Charles didn’t notice the strange men who weren’t affected by time stopping (that’s why I said “apparently all time stopped”) and they were able to knock him…

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Dancing About Architecture

Greye are that perfect example that music is normally either too simple or too layered to be called anything other than rock and roll…as opposed to rock ‘n’roll and all that crepe-sole music! Straight down the line guitar music generally needs nothing more than such a simple label but in the case of Greye it is the dexterity of their layering, the deftness of the musical textures that they work with that means unless you have the time to pick things apart you might as well stick with the easy and general term suggested.

Hang on! I do have the time, hold my copy of “Complicated Music Labels For Simple People” by Lester Bangs…I’m going in.

Greye drive on a country-rock sound, but as their self-imposed moniker “progressive-indie” suggests there is a lot more than that going on here than. Pop the hood and you find bass lines which float…

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Music Industry Blog

2014 was a big year for streaming, 2015 will be bigger. Apple entering the fray is the catalyst. Apple enters a market when it is ready for primetime. Apple lets the pioneers establish the market, prove the model and create consumer mindshare before it comes in and most often assumes a leadership role. Apple is certainly leaving it later than normal with subscriptions but it is still the same classic follower model, and the marketplace knows it. Hence Jay-Z’s reported €50 million interest in Norwegian streaming service WiMP and Spotify’s reported pursuit of a further $500 million. The first move is ‘let’s get in a market Apple is about to make huge’ and the second is an Apple war chest

Spotify’s 2014 growth was little short of spectacular, especially its December surge. But it is still not enough to IPO on. Not because 15 million subscribers in…

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The Green Hearts

We got the chance to sit down with Madelyniris about her new Ep “Adventures”, and her currently in production Music Video.

So you have a kickstarter to fund your music video. Can you tell us more about that and why in a sea of fundraisers, we should heed your cry?

This Kickstarter is for my first music video, directed and filmed by Sparked Media Collective. I wanted something high quality that would represent the music on adventures, as well as be visually and conceptually beautiful. Music videos really enhance the music and provide a second medium of entertainment art. The combination of audible art and visual art can, and has, propelled many careers in both of those arts.
The fundraiser for this music video is unique. First of all, Naomi (owner of Sparked) is doing this for suuuuper cheap. Music videos can cost an upwards of $25,000, which I cannot…

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Joe Hova's Mindframe

Not only is Oklahoma City’s Gregory Jerome an artist but he also is the creator of “Elemental Hip Hop”, an after school program that is aimed at showing the youth about the culture of the genre. This video has him performing at Big Foot Creative, a song that is about heritage and personal journey. Check him out below and if you would like to learn more about the program he runs go here.

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