All right, so like with lots of things in
my life I start them and never go back to them… thankfully I have a little more
drive with music than I’ve had with this blog! Lol.
I have a pretty big catalogue of things to
discuss with hat I’ve been up to recently with music, so I think I’ll extend
them to a few posts but first thing first:
SUPPORTING THE FUNKOARS (yep. Little ol’ me and THE Funkoars)
This was a little bit of an up and down
with the promoter calling me and offering me the spot… then calling back and
saying there was not going to be any local supports, then a few weeks later
calling me back to re-offer the spot to me. I have to say I'm very glad that he
called back. As with all support slots they the deal is basically you get to play,
but you have to sell pre-sale tickets. Not that Funkoars tickets were hard to
sell, but still you have to actual do the legwork to move the tickets.
The night itself started for me at sound
check. Rocked up to Dj Reflux with 3 mics in hand rapping Funkoars songs
because no one else had turned up for sound check… things like: “I hate my
group, I hate, hate my group” were thrown in between verses… me and the sound
guys had a pretty damn good laugh.
Anyway, this show was great for me in many
different ways. Not only did I get to open up for/meet the Funkoars, I got to
play a hometown show for the first time in years, and when I looked out into
the crowed I was in awe of how many people had gotten in early to see me play.
I swear though half of the people there went to my high school (Frankston) at
some point hahaha. Check out some pictures from the night below: All photo's were taken by Dylan Nie you can find his blog here http://dylanisrestless.blogspot.com.au
The other supports for the night included Maundz, Briggs and Backyard Funk.
I THEN however got up for work the next day
to proceed to just clean shelfs and the windows for about 8 hours.
“Last night, rocking out with the Funkoars,
Day light, 8 hours mopping down floors,
Yeah I rap, but I still need this day job,
Making music in my time off…!”
Yeah, my job is pretty brain taxing.
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