3m33s - Open call for submissions

[Le Berger]

This is the baby steps of what I hope to become a compilation of drones all the same length. Coming from yours truly, friends and whoever wants to submit a track really...

If you are interested in submitting a track, it must be 3 minutes 33 seconds in length, something you consider to be drone and do not mind lending to this compilation under the CC by SA common creative licence. The track title will be the date of its release in the following format: YYYY.MM.DD and your bio and artist photo will be displayed on the track page. All benefits from digital sales will be used to set up shop and print limited runs of upcoming releases, help a brother out!

Submit by sending e-mail with a link to hosted file or wetransfer to lebergermusic (a) gmail dot com

Take care and pay attention.

Actual sounds at:
http://leberger.bandcamp.com/album/3m33s

[bojanix]

Great idea! Thank you!

[Le Berger]

A few questions have arisen since the 'open call', so I created an FAQ to clarify a thing or two, whether you're interested in contributing or donating.

Here you go: http://www.leberger.org/2/post/2013/02/3m33s-faq.html

[Le Berger]

Stopping by to let anyone who's been following #3m33s unfolding that all 33 tracks of the initial volume are now out in the open: http://leberger.bandcamp.com/album/3m33s

Still only 3.33$ to contribute and help us set up an artist collective / label, everything is starting to crystallize and take shape and we are incredibly grateful for any and all the help we can get.

Also, the compil has already started making offsprings! 33rd installment in the Complex Series is a personalized intuitive mix of selected tracks from #3m33s by Phillip Wilkerson: http://complexsilence.wordpress.com/2013/03/03/complex-silence-33-3m33s/ a free download, enjoy!

[Le Berger]

You can get a personalized mix of your favorite #3m33s tracks right here: http://www.leberger.org/3m33s-for-you.html#.UU3ab1eAlNI

Physical copies (limited to 33) are flying off the shelf!
You can also get a digital version if you are so inclined.

[Le Berger]

And this is post #333