I made some “spoken word with loops and samples” songs somewhere along the way, released on various channels/media (under Archeology […]
Duly Noted: SOCAN registration and songs published Read Post »
Relationship By partnering with Archeology, the Artist(s) will receive: continuing distribution and promotion campaigns; the support and expertise of an
Archeology Records – how it works Read Post »
Gist Archeology Records is a project to distribute and promote underknown/grassroots music to allow existing audiences to enjoy more easily,
Archeology Records – the gist Read Post »
Mikael Lewis performs “Wildflower (for Foster)” written by Dave Olson and Mikael Lewis, at some restaurant in Orem, Utah, Aug.
Mikael Lewis performs “Wildflower (for Foster)” Read Post »
Bill Lenker’s “West of 101” From the Appalachian mountains of eastern Pennsylvania to the salty coast of the Pacific Northwest,
Bill Lenker’s “West of 101” released by Archeology Records Read Post »
The Gist: Archeology Records is a music distribution label bringing under-heard garage bands, buskers, outsider artists, and renegade musicians to
Archeology Records: The Gist Read Post »
Uncle Weed “Comfortably Lonely” Two tracks of spoken-song/poetry + loops – reminiscent of collaborations between Tom Waits and William Burroughs
Uncle Weed’s “Comfortably Lonely” EP released by Archeology Records Read Post »
In tumultuous and confusing times, optimism and activism are the powerful antidotes for cynicism and fear. Two Bills share songs
Leaping Beyond Cynicism – Postcard #64 Read Post »
My pal (and frequent collaborator) Wm. Lenker wrote this song but didn’t record it for his fine West of 101 album
Squatters In Zion – Lenker + Weed (song) Read Post »
I was a guest on the Renman Live show (@RenmanMB), a show about music and business, to discuss social media for
Talking Social and Music on @RenmanMB with Steve Rennie Read Post »
Jason Lloyd came by the Hootsuite office to interview me for CiTR’s Tweets and Tunes, his show that examines the relationship
Social Media for Bands and Fans – Interview on Tweets and Tunes, 2012 Read Post »
After spieling at NXNE 2012 in Toronto with “Social Media in Revolutions and Disasters, I shared some stories and thoughts about
NXNE Interviews: Dave Olson of HootSuite Talks Social for Bands and Fans Read Post »
Visiting the Woodshop on Steamboat Island amidst hayfever and national holidays, Dave and Wm. Lenker exchange spontaneous musical freeverse tales
Howling at Land and Sea – Postcards #53 Read Post »
Starting at the Steamboat Island Woodshed, Dave rambles salty original freeverse with Wm. Lenker on banjo and traces personal poetic
Banjo Sea Shanties and Beat Train Rambles – Postcard #51 Read Post »
Back home on the North Vancouver porch, Dave reads from Clay Mcleod’s essay Why I Don’t Wear a Poppy while
Peace to Soldiers and Strangers – Postcard #48 Read Post »
Down on Lenker’s farm, Dave O checks in on the animal inventory and riffs his own freeverse poetry about canyon
Geological Storytime with Sheep – Postcard #40 Read Post »
