What Happened When I Taught My First Yoga Class
Already, I feel like I’ve already learned some yoga teacher tricks.
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Sage Harrington is a musician and Managing Editor for Pyragraph. She writes songs on her ukulele and plays them with her duo, Sage and Jared’s Happy Gland Band. They make videos and post them on the internet, while tending to their flock of urban chickens, two tiny dogs, and other small creatures.
Already, I feel like I’ve already learned some yoga teacher tricks.
What this says to me is that solo acts are valued less than bands.
This is a music video that I just dig; it captures the raw, raucous vibe The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band exudes.
Directed by Andrew Laurich, whose projects (including this one) have received acclaim and recognition and cries of, “Why, that man’s a creative genius!”
Facebook wants you to upload your videos through Facebook, so they suppress YouTube links and boost Facebook video in your friends’ feeds.
As someone who was socialized to be all ladylike and meek and stuff, I feel awkward pulling up to a junkyard and asking if we can, like, make a music video.
What if you connected with people? Wouldn’t you be happy to talk with the people who care about you? Yes, why yes, you would.
Here’s how to build more drama into your performances, based on the Willis Earl Beal show I recently attended. You’re totally allowed to change the rules.
Somehow, magically, people have decided to give us a not-too-shabby chunk of cash for doing something that we have been doing and would do anyway for free.
Why wouldn’t you want to go thrifting? Make some band merch from some nice T-shirts! Then string up some vintage bubble lights!
The roasting process takes only about 4-5 minutes per batch and can mystify and impress your friends if they ring your doorbell mid-batch.
Keep it frugal: brush your teeth and feed yourself on the cheap. Starving artist hacks, go!
GET IT OVER WITH AND MOVE THE FUCK ON (could we call it GIOWAMTFO?) keeps you moving. It keeps you practicing your art, and who doesn’t love that?
Today, I check out the Bandojo app. Spoiler alert: It’s simple to use, it’s fun, and people with any experience level in music can enjoy it.
Panaiotis is a professor, musician, and software developer who created the new Bandojo app. He tells me all about it in today’s Burning Questions.
Nothing is worse than having to cut work on your music short, just so you can walk some rich lady’s dogs for pay that could buy you two to three lattes.