Alloy: Episode 7

Episode 7: “Pro Music: Music for Music’s Sake.” (Show Intro)

Each episode of "Alloy" features a short spoken segment where I share my thoughts about the week's musical theme or focus. Here is the script from this week's spoken segment:

Episode 7: "Pro Music: Music for Music’s Sake" (playlist)

This week’s show was, hopefully, less about labels, definitions and firm musical boundaries, and more about witnessing the blurring of musical boundaries in an effort to be, simply, "pro music," for music for music’s sake—in all its challenging forms, boundaries, and styles.

Song	Artist	Album	Amazon \| iTunes\| Other
JJ Leaves LA	Daniel Lanois	Shine	Amazon \| iTunes
Gave Proof	Matt Ulery	In the Ivory	Amazon \| iTunes
Write on the Wall	Matt Ulery	In the Ivory	Amazon \| iTunes
Ghost in the Machine	Now Hear Ensemble, Dan VanHassel (composer)	Made in California	Amazon \| iTunes
First Flight	Myriad3	The Where	Amazon \| iTunes
white cylinder (a)	the cellar and point	ambit	Amazon \| iTunes
Rhetoric Machine	Nathan Parker Smith	Not Dark Yet	Amazon \| iTunes
Of the Sea	The Vale	From Another Room	Other \| iTunes
Nimbus	Jonathan Badger	Verse	Amazon \| iTunes
Until It Blazes	Giacomo Fiore (guitar), Eve Beglarian (composer)	iv: american electric guitars	Amazon \| iTunes
Palo Colorado Dream	Anthony Pirog	Palo Colorado Dream	Amazon \| iTunes
Leaving the Woods	Janel and Anthony	Where Is Home	Amazon \| iTunes

Episode 7: "Pro Music: Music for Music’s Sake" Show Notes

Several of today's tracks were recently featured on this excellent compilation: Fall 2014 Mixtape
A number of new artists were featured on this week's show. Checkout their sites for more info:
Matt Ulery
Now Hear Ensemble
Myriad3
the cellar and point
Nathan Parker Smith
The Vale
Jonathan Badger
Giacomo Fiore
Anthony Pirog

Episode 7: "Pro Music: Music for Music’s Sake"

This week’s show is, hopefully, less about labels, definitions and firm musical boundaries, and more about witnessing the blurring of musical boundaries in an effort to be, simply, "pro music," *for* music for music’s sake—in all its challenging forms, boundaries, and styles.

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