you
might hear buzzing in some of the covers from today.
that's because i accidentally left my phone right beside
my wonderful microphone which picks up everything :)
these aren't my best but they're mine and i love them the
microphones(happy birthday to the glow pt 2!) headless horseman
rare instance of felled oake
falsetto
my
warm blood (redo)
my initial cover of this was full of
some personal interpretations and stuff
that i hadn't really thought out. this cover is more
faithful with a little
flair here and there, like the little bouzouki chimes in the
lines
"except for the sound of insects flying..."
sorry about the last strum being a bit loud... i had to let
it ring
but a bouzouki isn't exactly the most resonant instrument
leonard cohen
last year's man (redo)
i also redid this one just because i
realized that my voice has grown to be
much more expressive, and this was my first ever cover :)
there are a few slip-ups here and there but i've learned
that imperfections
aren't necessarily the worst thing in the world.
i should've recorded the microphones covers last because
singing
in my higher range seems to have made my lower range a bit
suppressed. live & learn though.
joan of arc
one
of my favorites by cohen, alongside some others i'll
cover in due time
like last year's man, there are a few errors. i hadn't
warmed up long enough
after using my higher range for the microphones covers,
and so there's a
bit of cracking and stuff. sadly i do know the
fingerstyle/plucking
for this but the doubled strings just assault my
fingers.
you can tell my voice gets much more used to it by the
third verse
repressed cough warning in the "why i'm fire, he
replied" line
phil ochs
changes
arguably his most poetic.
same thing as above for the fingerstyle...
8 / 13 / 2026 two headed boy, pt. 2 (slightly
loud; not mixed well; my bad)