Month: September 2008

A very nearly finished version of Bosque Brown’s Baby has been delivered. Some final tweaks will happen shortly and hopefully swiftly right before mastering. It’s gestated a little longer than a human baby and we’re all anxious to give this thing a proper birth. Artwork is underway handled by very able friends Sean and Melissa up in the NYC. Byul’s master was sent from South Korea and in the middle of a little postal service limbo. I send a lot of packages by the USPS and am actually a huge fan of all that they do, I feel much better taken care of with them in general (such as Fed-Ex somehow “destroying” a box of 160 cds last week–and what does that even mean–fire, flooding, acid bath, locusts??). Anyhow, the btv p.o. box has been relocated from the very historic 30th Street Station office to a new one nearby at 31st and Chestnut. Somehow, all of the Express Mail didn’t make it. There’s a very kind woman who works the service window many a late night and she was there to try and help me out, but couldn’t find it either. So, bureaucracy is squashing the byul release so far.…Continue reading

There’s lots of activity in the btv hq to get some record artwork details finalized. The complete Starflyer 59 Dial M artwork is ready to go to the printers. It looks sharp. The artwork for Denison’s Carry the Weight LP is in progress. We’ve also seen the final cover art for Bosque Brown’s Baby and also heard a couple very final tracks. By the way, for those fans out there, Denison has done a few covers that are available on his myspace page and are also available on My Old Kentucky Blog. He has a cover of “Champagne Supernova” up at the moment and has also done covers of Bonnie Raitt and Red House Painters songs. Stay tuned to see what other madness he reveals. By the way, for those astute on the internet, Denison Witmer released a digital-only single for “Beautiful Boys and Girls” last Tuesday on itunes and emusic. :::scott:::