Uploaded August 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Graduation and fish.
Twitter: twitter.com/itsamemyleo
Music: itsamemyleo.bandcamp.com
Best I could do to catch up. Now for something else.
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MUSIC:
Adventure Time "Island song" - youtu.be/w1FgmqTU92I
"Island Song" piano cover - youtu.be/NZuIYAQnteM
"Welcome Home" by Morris Rahbar - youtu.be/K6Dw2uhCCs0
Trog;low - troglow.bandcamp.com
Solo & Indrė - youtu.be/2Lv5OcNnpvQ
Michael Nyman "Franklyn" - youtu.be/4S7DmnjWTSk
Watch "Like a Dog or a Boat, you tether it": youtu.be/ByCEdQg_lCw
That 2nd channel video I mentioned: youtu.be/KDnjVNayXVQ (uploaded a video everyday last month)
Whos at Summer in the City this weekend? I'll be there on Sunday if you're about! :)
- Myles
Editors note: The piano music that plays at the end is called "Franklyn" by Michael Nyman. It's one of my favourite pieces of music and I've wanted to use it in something for ages. When I put it at the end of this video it originally felt like it was a bit too much, I worried it sounded overbearing and dramatic. Putting music underneath yourself is kind of an odd thing to do. But I decided to keep it. 1. I love the song and 2. I wanted to try to not be afraid to be sincere, to commit to something that sounds overdramatic even though thats how things felt.
The feelings of when I finished "Like a Dog or a Boat, you tether it" felt as dramatic and profound as a scene that would warrant some nice ol' piano music, despite it just being me hunched over my laptop whilst sitting on my friends laptop after having spent all day exporting the video at the YouTube Space in London.
That night, sending the video off to my friends and family for feedback is one of the happiest nights of my life. That sounds dramatic, too much, but it was. Its up there as one of the bests. Just sitting by myself with my phone vibrating in hour and a half intervals, hearing back from different people and with each hour closer to the morning everything feeling more real. It wasn't just 2 years in my head, it was all slowly coming out and becoming alive. It didn't feel cheesy, although descibing it might sound it, I just felt real. I didn't have to preface it with something to undercut that feeling, it was just sincerely a very good evening.
thanks for the shit ted talk myles
Graduation and fish.
Twitter: twitter.com/itsamemyleo
Music: itsamemyleo.bandcamp.com
Best I could do to catch up. Now for something else.
- - - -
MUSIC:
Adventure Time "Island song" - youtu.be/w1FgmqTU92I
"Island Song" piano cover - youtu.be/NZuIYAQnteM
"Welcome Home" by Morris Rahbar - youtu.be/K6Dw2uhCCs0
Trog;low - troglow.bandcamp.com
Solo & Indrė - youtu.be/2Lv5OcNnpvQ
Michael Nyman "Franklyn" - youtu.be/4S7DmnjWTSk
Watch "Like a Dog or a Boat, you tether it": youtu.be/ByCEdQg_lCw
That 2nd channel video I mentioned: youtu.be/KDnjVNayXVQ (uploaded a video everyday last month)
Whos at Summer in the City this weekend? I'll be there on Sunday if you're about! :)
- Myles
Editors note: The piano music that plays at the end is called "Franklyn" by Michael Nyman. It's one of my favourite pieces of music and I've wanted to use it in something for ages. When I put it at the end of this video it originally felt like it was a bit too much, I worried it sounded overbearing and dramatic. Putting music underneath yourself is kind of an odd thing to do. But I decided to keep it. 1. I love the song and 2. I wanted to try to not be afraid to be sincere, to commit to something that sounds overdramatic even though thats how things felt.
The feelings of when I finished "Like a Dog or a Boat, you tether it" felt as dramatic and profound as a scene that would warrant some nice ol' piano music, despite it just being me hunched over my laptop whilst sitting on my friends laptop after having spent all day exporting the video at the YouTube Space in London.
That night, sending the video off to my friends and family for feedback is one of the happiest nights of my life. That sounds dramatic, too much, but it was. Its up there as one of the bests. Just sitting by myself with my phone vibrating in hour and a half intervals, hearing back from different people and with each hour closer to the morning everything feeling more real. It wasn't just 2 years in my head, it was all slowly coming out and becoming alive. It didn't feel cheesy, although descibing it might sound it, I just felt real. I didn't have to preface it with something to undercut that feeling, it was just sincerely a very good evening.
thanks for the shit ted talk myles
