It’s been quite a year! Moved from Oxford to London, I’ve started a job at the BBC as a webmaster, and released that EP to iTunes back in the summer. The BBC has been diverting quite a bit of energy over the past few months so my output has flagged. Plus, I’ll be becoming a dad in March. Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Cha…hmm…D-D-D-Distractions…
At some point I need to re-skin this site and simplify it a bit.
Anyway, if you have an iPhone here’s a holiday gift: an All Over You Ringtone. If anybody knows how to create ringtones for other phones/formats, email them to me and I’ll try to post them.
In the tradition of double albums, triptychs and trilogies and generally just wanting to get it out there, the The End Of The Beginning EP has been released. A glorious 8 tracks and just over 29 minutes of music. However, in this age of download-able media you don’t need to buy or listen to the whole thing. Take it as you will.
It’s available now on the iTunes Music Store (click here) and will eventually be available on Amazon.com. Please enjoy responsibly. The tracks can also be listened to in full on MySpace at http://www.myspace.com/jonathanseet. Watch your speakers.
Update: The EP is now live on Amazon.com [Sept. 19, 2009]
April & May has been quite a whirlwind with touring interspersed with several (fantastic) weddings. However, I’ve also been working on a whole bundle of new songs which have collected over the past year or so…about 40-ish of varying quality and palatability. I’ve played quite a few at Catweazle and the various shows I’ve been doing around. Rob Greenway has been kindly doing “remote drums” on some of them and a few days ago, I enticed a few volunteers from the Jonathan Seet Music Facebook Group to engage in some listening tests on some of the more finished ones. I hope to have these available for downloading sometime in the next few weeks after I check them on some decent monitors for myself.
Last night, BBC Oxford’s Introducing radio show played Killing All My Friends and gave a little plug for the Jericho Tavern show on April 17th. It will be available for replay until next Saturday at this link (you need the BBC iPlayer or the RealAudio plugin).
Thanks guys!
Saw this on the side of a bus last week in London:
