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Concerts Canceled until Further Notice.

 

Due to a car accident from the talent agent, the concert events in Lowell, MI as well as all other subsequent concerts on those dates will be canceled for the year until further notice. The talent agent is perfectly fine, but the car that is used to haul the equipment in to the venues in is completely totaled and it will take a lot of time until the truck gets fixed. In the meantime, I will be looking for other talent agents around the state and see if I can get some gigs for the rest of the year while the car situation gets sorted out. Sorry for the inconvenience, but I look forward to more gigs and concerts to come.

The Jambalaya Party is Here



 

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Looking for a perfect Halloween brew of party music this season or just about any season you wish? We got one for you. It's called GREAT LAKES JAMBALAYA PARTY! A southern musical charm with a northern kind of Great Lakes electronic twist with themes ranging from excitement of the Great Lakes region to the seasons of the year to social change. The opening track, Motor City Marshmallow Man, is an electronic chiptune techno track about the excitement of Detroit during the spring season where marshmallows fall off a helicopter to commemorate easter. All of Us Are Welcome Here is about how the public shouldn't complain about a positive message, with the ending containing a barrage of overdubbing delay effects that flange and then spread out and pan from one channel to another. American Reels is a slow, calming piece inspired by Broadway and film scoring music with lyrics about the beauty of music, stage and film. Fiddlin Through and Extra Life is a countrified chiptune electronic song inspired by a classical Liszt piece, featuring verses with instrumentation inspired by old nickelodeon pianos, a chiptune chorus with a instrumental section and then an electronic trap style ending, with lyrics about seeing a girl in Arizona. The next track, RF Energy, is a zydeco oriented chiptune track about the power and importance of electricity, filled with ukulele, melodica, and piano, with an instrumental section inspired by Japanese music, filled with gongs, a melodica playing Japanese scales, an electronic drone and a delayed piano. The next track, Cultural Differences, is what happens when you take Scriabin and Chopin, guitars, electric pianos, square waves, electronic music and English lyrics questioning why the world isn't equal and blend them all together. The next track, Magnetic Levitation, blends the classic 50s rock style 6/8 ballads on the choruses to indie folk style music of reverberated drums, flutes, and ukuleles on the verses and the instrumental ending, with lyrics about the excitement of the new technology. The next track, Valentines Day Should Be Every Day, is a happy, joyful pop song on why the spirit of Valentines shouldn't just be reserved for Valentines day with the B section featuring hints of Mephisto Waltz by Liszt. The final track, Wisconsin is the Great Big Cheese, is an all American affair about Wiconsin's impact on the cheese industry, with some simple guitar, drums and vocal verses with a 5/4 instrumental break with pianos and reverberated drums and a chiptune electronic ending. The track features several notable public domain tunes, including America the Beautiful, The Star Spangled Banner, Yankee Doodle, and a contredance by Mozart. You won't want to miss this unique Great Lakes experience with 

GREAT LAKES JAMBALAYA PARTY!

Links to My Songs

RF Energy

A Zydeco song about Electricity

Runaway Asteroid

An Electronica Song About Running Away in Space

the reaper's race:

 

An ambient instrumental that simulates a race in a paranormal racetrack.

Skipping Stones:

An Piano and Vocal Song

For the upcoming Great American Wall Crusher Album

King Jupiter's Coronation March:

 

A Video Game Style Song
for The Eclipsed Lamp Album

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About:
 

Aaron Berns is an award winning songwriter, composer and multi instrumentalist whose music fuses a wide array of genres, such as classical, jazz, country, musical theater, chiptune, world, and experimental music, with some featuring his own animated music videos to go along with the songs. His performances and compositions were played throughout the continental United States, such as David Friend Recital Hall and Cafe 939 in Boston, Muscle Shoals Studios in Alabama, Power Station Studio in New York City, Buzzmill in Waco, Texas, Scotty's in Bay City, Michigan, Proof 22 in Plymouth, Massachusetts, WMFO radio in Medford, and most recently, in Los Angeles, California where he performed with some of rock's biggest legends, such as The Police's Stewart Copeland, The Doors' Robbie Kreiger, and The Rolling Stones's Skunk Baxter at the legendary Viper Room and Whiskey a Go Go. 

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