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James Rioux
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Posted by James Rioux on Jan 19, 2012 in Blog
Coming Home

I’ve started a new project of scoring stock footage, which, by the way, is in danger of being made more difficult to obtain through new anti-piracy laws; look into the new PIPA and SOPA laws now put before congress, which though supposedly intended to protect corporations against privacy, will severely limit public access to public domain archival material like that used here. The link below is a short film adapted by me with a...

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Win Peter Winters

Win Peter Winters

Chris Bell of Win Peter Winters stripped it down to record this exclusive Fogged Clarity Session.

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Win Peter Winters

Win Peter Winters

Lyrically cohesive with classical strains abounding, Win Peter Winters showcases their chamber-folk sensibilities in this album, their self-titled debut.

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June Leaves

June Leaves

Recorded in a small Italian village, The Storylines first album, "June Leaves," is a beautiful and unique study in contemporary European folk.

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Katharine Whalen

Katharine Whalen

The former Squirrel Nut Zippers singer records three acoustic tracks from her new album, "Madly Love."

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Katharine Whalen

Katharine Whalen

Musician Katharine Whalen discusses the influences behind her new album, Madly Love.

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Burning Heart: Songs for the Gulf

Burning Heart: Songs for the Gulf

This month's featured album is a poignant collection of songs written in response to the devastating Gulf Coast oil spill. Featuring tracks by Jonathan Byrd, Annie Crane, and Shakey Graves this compilation serves as a provocative lament for our tainted gulf. After you listen, please buy a copy, as all proceeds go to the Gulf Coast Oil Spill Fund.

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Samantha Crain

Samantha Crain

A poignant session recorded by Samantha Crain while on tour in Europe.

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Joshua Hodges

Joshua Hodges

The lead singer of the Portland band Starfucker discusses mortality, music, and his most recent album, "Reptilians."

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July 2011

This month we welcome renowned banjoist Bela Fleck into the fog to discuss his life and craft; showcase the music of a very talented young San Diego songwriter; debut new poems from Stephen Cramer and Rachael Lyon; feature original fiction by Dylan James Brock and Alan Drew; take a long look at the paintings of Robin Eley, and much, much more. Benjamin Evans Executive Editor, Fogged Clarity July 2011 Table of Contents Fiction Alan...

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