Salsa Verde Gusto
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How great is this? I mean, listen to those vocals! His name is Aaron Trombley, and I hardly know a thing about him. I uploaded this little salsa thing that I’d recorded into IndabaMusic.com, and he contacted me asking if he could add some vocals. And this was the result – how about this? I’m really impressed with both Indaba and Aaron. I’ve sent him another song that I’ve always wanted someone to add vocals to, and I hope he digs it.
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[...] with friends and strangers through sites like Indaba and Twitter and coming up with some really great work. More importantly, I had a production company in LA secure the rights to one of my recordings for [...]
Hi David,
Just want to say thanks for the great info on your site – very useful! I think we corresponded some time ago when you were in Chicago (through myspace?).
Anyway, we should collaborate sometime – I’m having good success feeding my Yamaha P-90 into an Edirol recorder and making mp3′s..
Later,
Chris W.
[...] with friends and strangers through sites like Indaba and Twitter and coming up with some really great work. More importantly, I had a production company in LA secure the rights to one of my recordings for [...]
Hi David,
Just want to say thanks for the great info on your site – very useful! I think we corresponded some time ago when you were in Chicago (through myspace?).
Anyway, we should collaborate sometime – I’m having good success feeding my Yamaha P-90 into an Edirol recorder and making mp3′s..
Later,
Chris W.