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Trevor Harden
Performed By
Trevor Harden
Album UPC
885767445161
CD Baby Track ID
9378601
Label
Trevor Harden
Released
2011-11-11
BPM
103
Rated
0
ISRC
uscgj1214913
Year
2011
Spotify Plays
6
Writers
Writer
Trevor Harden
Pub Co
Trevor Harden
Composer
Trevor Harden
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Rights Controlled
Master and Publishing Grant
Rights
One-Stop: Master + 100% Pub Grant
Original/Cover/Public Domain
original
Country
United States - United States
Description
Trevor Harden recently worked through his divorce by tackling the ambitious task of writing and recording one love song a week for a year
Notes
In 2011 I took on the ambitious and perhaps ridiculous adventure of writing, recording and posting one new song a week for a year. The fiasco began Monday, November 1, 2010 and ran to November 1, 2011.
ONE LOVE, ONE YEAR
Thematically I mined the heart to explore the many different facets of human love. I took each week to focus a microscope on love's many different angles - passion, romance, boredom, lust, brokenness, dysfunction... and found myself in some wild and diverse waters.
WHY DID I DO THIS?
Because I'm crazy? Maybe. But because I wanted to explore these themes and see what emerged. Because it's always been the job of the artist to look at these things and tell the world what he sees. Because part what is heard are the sounds of therapy, the music of someone searching for meaning beneath it all. Having gone through a recent divorce, the cultural, psychological and spiritual concepts/realities of love were something I had been thinking a lot about. Just don't take a listen if you can't stand to have blood on your hands... this got messy at times. Through "One Love, One Year" I sought to see what I could uncover in a reconnaissance mission into the heart.
ONE LOVE, ONE YEAR
Thematically I mined the heart to explore the many different facets of human love. I took each week to focus a microscope on love's many different angles - passion, romance, boredom, lust, brokenness, dysfunction... and found myself in some wild and diverse waters.
WHY DID I DO THIS?
Because I'm crazy? Maybe. But because I wanted to explore these themes and see what emerged. Because it's always been the job of the artist to look at these things and tell the world what he sees. Because part what is heard are the sounds of therapy, the music of someone searching for meaning beneath it all. Having gone through a recent divorce, the cultural, psychological and spiritual concepts/realities of love were something I had been thinking a lot about. Just don't take a listen if you can't stand to have blood on your hands... this got messy at times. Through "One Love, One Year" I sought to see what I could uncover in a reconnaissance mission into the heart.
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