Last Sunday I was exceptionally busy and had to phone in my already-phoned in Lazy Sunday post. Today I’m doing the ultimate phoning in and taking yet another day away from the blog (as it were—gotsta keep that daily post counter mollified). I’ll actually be doing a significant amount of writing this afternoon, so have no fear—we’ll back to the more-or-less regular schedule tomorrow.
As I noted in yesterday’s lazy post, I’ve been fairly swamped at work, and ended a long week with two very long days. I spent most of Saturday lounging like Goethe, alternating between reading, napping, and eating.
I wasn’t completely useless. I finished composing for my next major release, Four Mages. It’s a collection of fantasy-inspired instrumental music, with nine of its ten tracks corresponding to different fantasy archetypes (each with their own color). The titular mages are “Red Mage,” “Blue Mage,” “Black Mage,” and “White Mage.” The other tracks (in no particular order) are as follows:
- “Pink Princess”
- “Purple Prince”
- “Green Knight”
- “Yellow Knight”
- “Brown Friar”
- “The Blind Prophet”
That album will hit Bandcamp and all streaming services (sans Spotify) on Thursday, 2 May 2024—exactly halfway to Halloween! It seemed an appropriate time to release a fantasy album.
Of course, if you haven’t picked up Epistemology, please give it a listen. You can purchase a digital download via Bandcamp for $5.
You can also listen to the full thing on YouTube for free:
You can listen to Epistemology on YouTube Music and Apple Music, too. It’s even on Amazon Music—cool!
Thanks for your patience—and please give my tunes a listen. Every stream helps!
Happy Sunday!
—TPP
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