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- BIO for Dear Diary
I came up with the name 'Dear
Diary' back in 1999 when I
purchased my first 12-string
acoustic guitar. At that time, I
had made the transition from
playing music with a group of
friends in a local punk band to
writing my material on the
acoustic guitar. It became a
way for me to catalogue and
capture events in my life. It
has since become a means of
journaling for me. I've never
been able to dedicate myself
to maintaining a written journal
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- (although I wish I could). However, the music that I write and record is very much a diary of my
life...hence the name.
WHAT INSPIRES YOU AS AN ARTIST?
From an artistic perspective, the ability to communicate emotions through the medium of
songwriting is both inspiring and unique. Music allows me the freedum to express myself in
way that others can relate to at some level. It's rewarding to be able to reach people and
elicite emotional reactions from them through my music. For myself, writing and performing
music has always been about reaching out and making those connections with others. From a
musical standpoint, there have been several influential artists that have inspired me
throughout my life, key among those being The Cure. Their music has truly been an major
- influence in my life for more than 15 years. I admire
their musical intregrity and Robert Smith's brutally
honest and emotionally charged music, all of which
has inspired me in my own musical endeavors.
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WHAT WAS THE INSPIRATION BEHIND THE
SONG 'GIVING UP' ?
It was an angry response to someone that broke my
heart. It is, in essence, an apathetic and subjective
decleration of disdain and discontent juxtaposed
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- Big news today for little ole' Conshafter...
On Wednesday, December 13, Conshafter will be featured at Spin Magazine online as Artist
of the Day! Along with an article, you will be able to download the song "Murder City" from
our new album A Slow Drive Off a High Dive, watch our video for the song "The Big Set-Up",
and read some fun stuff about us.
The coolest thing is that you will be able to post comments and rate our music on that page...
the artist with the best ratings each month will get named Spin's Artist of the Month, and will
be featured in the print magazine!
If you get a chance, please visit spin.com and either scroll down to near the bottom of the
front page, or go to the Music tab and select the Artist of the Day link. We will be featured
today, but our page should be able to accessed via the Artist of the Day link for a week!
If you get a chance, please go and check it out, leave a comment and a rating and tell Spin
Magazine and the world what you think of Murder City's finest...
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comments by:
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- The Richmond Buzz will be featuring commentary on Musician blogs locally and nationally.
What is a blog you ask? The term "blog" is short for "web blog". Blogs feature text,photos,
and links to other web pages. There are many variations to how blogs are set up, but
essentially an author of a blog will post journal entries and web surfers can write
comments. Blogs are displayed in a reverse chronological order displaying a string of
entries and comments. Blogs are a nice way to get more information about an individual or
subject. The popularity of blogging has soared since its start in the 1990's. Ready to get
your blog on? Click here for the Richmond Buzz Music Blog Community.
- Singer / songwriter and guitarist Chuck Disse, was recently featured on the PBS series “The
Music Seen” along with many other talented Richmond musicians.
Event:
Nick Jazzy "Live"@ The Canal Club Dec. 02 at 8:00pm
The World Famous NICK JAZZY featuring Chuck Disse on Vocals
Kip Williams on Drums Sonny Boes On The Keys Mike Anderson on Bass and John Mcneil
on Guitar along with a few others that will be sitting in. Tickets are on sale at The
Richmond Music center and Plan 9 Records. Want more Chuck Disse??
Got to : www.myspace.om/chuckdisseproject
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