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Speechwriters LLC is/are difficult to describe, unless you're ready to take some liberties with the English tongue. They was (am?) initially conceived as a cautious alliance between West Coast songwriters Dave Lowensohn and Misha Chellam, who quickly became inseparable and have spent most of the 21st century touring the country in borrowed minivans. They have since managed to strike a delicate balance between California sunshine and Northwest navel gazing, resulting in a weirdly three dimensional folk-pop that resonates with Red and Blue staters alike.
The Speechwriters have won countless, meaningless awards, and once loaned Jay Farrar their amp. They currently divide their time between Portland and Vietnam, which isn't nearly as impressive once you realize there's two of them.
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Submitted by speechwritersllc on Mon, 2010-03-08 23:02. (from the swllc newsdesk)
It feels a little crass to hawk merch right here on the front page, but here we are.
We helped score another movie for our friends at Hyrax Films. This one’s called FrICTION, and Dave will be playing at the premiere later this month (more info here). Our marketing department told us to celebrate by putting our last collaboration up for sale, so here it is:
Click the picture for details. We maintain that Monster Camp is the best movie about live action roleplaying ever made, and the sou ...
Submitted by speechwritersllc on Thu, 2009-12-03 04:35. (from the swllc newsdesk)
For those of you who missed our recent social media campaign, we deemed the operation a success and have posted our Regional Variations bonus EP online for all the world to hear:
It’s basically demos & alternate mixes of songs from our Indifferent Cities EP.
The last song is our favorite. During the production of the album, we were emailing audio tracks & Pro Tools sessions back and forth, but Team Vietnam’s hard drive died before they could make reference mixes from th ...
Submitted by speechwritersllc on Thu, 2009-10-29 02:45. (from the swllc newsdesk)
I just got back from Google’s “Discover Music” launch and…wow. This is a big one.
Real writers have done a great job of documenting what it all means, but the gist of it is this: when you Google a band, album, song title, or lyric snippet, a little player is now going to pop up in the search results, allowing you to listen to either a 30 second clip or the whole song, courtesy of lala, iLike, MySpace, and/or Pandora.
On the one hand, this is awesome. In a lot of ways, ...