Branches / Jade | Branches - Sour Apple Phosphene @branchesjade3638 | Uploaded 5 years ago | Updated 1 hour ago
I made this in June as my first GarageBand song and released it on Twig, since then I took it down because I thought it was bad and now I have updated it by increasing the tempo and changing the key so the song has considerably more spice :^)
I made this in June as my first GarageBand song and released it on Twig, since then I took it down because I thought it was bad and now I have updated it by increasing the tempo and changing the key so the song has considerably more spice :^)
![Twig & Cabaret - Wild Frollickings into the World of GarageBand 2009 [Full Album]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hoeXPnsLOuk/hqdefault.jpg "Twig & Cabaret - Wild Frollickings into the World of GarageBand 2009 [Full Album]
Tracklist:
1. Not The Introduction We Wanted, But Definitely The One We Deserved!!! 0:00
2. The Sahel 2:09
3. Dementia, 24-Year-Old Singer-Songwriter Sufjan Stevens, and that Elusive Totakeke Fellow Walk into A Bar and Vibe 4:52
4. Artistic Representation of a 2009 Mac Startup 7:29
5. What is it I Fear More, You or Your Absence? (or, Look Mom! I Can Shove A Black Wood Stick Between My Teeth and It Can Make Squeaky Noises! Mom?) 9:35
6. Poo Much (by Esmé Decker) 14:15
7. Wild Frollickings into the World of GarageBand 2009 15:19
8. Twenty Years Compressed (w/ Brady) 16:21
9. Quick Decisions (Ambient Mix, Original by Brady) 17:47
10. Joel Yantha is Elected as New CEO of Autism Speaks Canada 19:39
11. Sour Apple Phosphene 23:22
12. The 16 Bus to 29th Ave Stn Won’t Save You This Time (or, How to Get a Boyfriend in Richmond When You’re Thirteen Years Old! or, How Long Can We Keep Staring at a Fire For?) 28:03
13. Chocolate Cak (for Saskia Downard) 32:34
14. Please stay away from me 33:19
15. A withering expanse without reprisal nor expedition 39:29
16. Cabaret & Twig Perform “Anyone Else But You” by The Moldy Peaches 43:46
17. Literal 16 Year Old Noises (See You Next Summer!) 47:17
In the past few years, art and music has become such an important creative outlet for us. It’s helped us understand more about who we are, and has challenged ourselves in so many ways. However, these days it’s also an emotional outlet, sometimes more than a creative one. It’s like a friend we’re relying on and constantly venting our emotions to, and thus creating art pieces out of, rather than conversations like you would with regular friends. This means we never really properly talk out our emotions without it being physical art that persists in a concrete state. Talking is so hard, so instead of speaking to people with honesty, we create things like this 48-minute record that captures all our emotions. This wasn’t made to sound good, or be deeply impactful. It’s more just like you’re listening to us talking everything out in the way that makes the most sense to us - these are the voices and melodies that swirl and speak to us in our head throughout the days, stored into 17 tracks ranging from most frantic of anxieties to the calmest of breezes.
Music, remixes, and artwork made by Conrad Decker")
