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There is a special announcement right at the start.

Episode 10 is a behind-the-scenes presentation of my experiences making the "The Other Side of the Tracks" Podcast. I describe my motivations as well as the podcast's production process, including: the use of AI tools, scriptwriting, the discovered differences between writing-for-reading and writing-for-listening, recording methods, techniques like "ducking", and audio editing.

You will hear extracts from several music tracks, either instrumentals or songs with the vocals removed, taken from my home-produced albums - Prescient, The Flat White Album, and Not All It Seems REDUX. These albums, which have each been featured in separate episodes, are available on all streaming platforms.

Music videos for all tracks are here: https://www.youtube.com/user/1Clancys

Adam Buxton’s explanation of the type of 'interview' issue which I’ve specifically avoided, is an extract from the Richard Herring ‘RHLSTP’ audio podcast, #531 (Oct 02 2024).

Cheers,

Greg

This episode documents the re-imagining of “Running from Red”, a song written by Martin Hale for our collaborative album Prescient (2015). The song is based on his family's history at the end of WWll.

Running from Red (Extended Mix) brings us up to date, to a time when the world is teetering on the edge of WWlll following the invasion of Ukraine.

Information is given about the production circumstances, decisions and processes behind the new version.

The two tracks are available on all streaming platforms, including Spotify:

- The original Running from Red (Track 8, 'Prescient', 2015), is:

https://open.spotify.com/track/7ySOuLoKJdzul2oKNCTYzj

- Running from Red (Extended Remix) (2022) is: https://open.spotify.com/album/4pPcr2ro0kW19mqRQa3nkd

There’s a music video for each version as follows:

- The original version is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0wp17gtQDE

- The remix is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mNRxgcnlM8

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This episode documents the journey of two musicians, Greg Barnett and Mike Levy, as they compare their original co-written and co-performed 2002 studio album "Not All It Seems" with Greg's 2021 solo re-recording and re-imagining of it as "Not All It Seems REDUX" in his home studio.

The two musicians narrate their memories of the original album's creation and its production challenges, along with a track-by-track analysis of both albums, highlighting the changes in arrangements and production choices. There are several audio samples to illustrate the narrative, offering listeners a glimpse into the original album's sound and Greg's new interpretations.

The two albums are available on all streaming platforms. including Spotify:

"Not All It Seems" (2002) - https://open.spotify.com/album/4h3HPTIxrHwb12hBOZCDnK

“Not All It Seems REDUX" (2021) - https://open.spotify.com/album/2Ay8ZBcleWyIUVx3q72ZIV

The 12 music videos for REDUX are here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMYpjk5Y720&list=PLzoPh-b4qN3G3I7UiA3V4fbExy-aVxqCX

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