Boredom

I'm bored of blogging, you know like blogging officially and actively going out of my way write something about someone, something or stay on top of the onslaught of new things. I guess a majority of the time I tend to publicise the things that inspire me, which somehow become a reflect of oneself. There's no science to Up In The Ear apart from it being a place for me to share my interests, desires and the things I'm intrigued by. I've tried structuring my posts and scheduling them daily but that kinda takes away from my other duties, at my blogging peak I'm less productive musically -I tend to make less music as I'm just surfing around and I also tend to write a lot less too.

The thing about music, lyricism and writing is that you've got these creative urges that need to be expressed but you're not allocating enough time to expressing them. I'm too tired to continue writing so I'm going to end this in ellipses...

It's time

So I've made track after track in so many years, some I love and a lot I'm like meh, needs a lot more work but there's a lot of potential in the meh. I've got a few EPs and possibly an albums worth of material and I'm in a bit of a rut with regards to what am I going to do with it. Do I just send it out after uploading the links to soundcloud, do I make the necessary adjustments first or send them as they are as one is the A side and the other a potential B side?

I've done write ups for others over the years but how do I write about myself, the third person narrative or a totally frank approach, professional or maverick?

These dilemmas eh.

Some of the tracks I'm sitting on are great but I'm no longer living that way, as much as it pains me to do so, some of the track may have to remain in the archives as a result whilst others I may have to re record and hope I nail it again. Before I send anything out I require some portraits and press shots as well as an interview of sorts...

I'm so hungry to get stuff out there because it's that time, all areas of my creativity need to merge into one now so I'll start sending the tracks to people who I'll get to do the visual side of things.