To Listen:
At 10pm in San Francisco (which is 1 am in Manhattan, and a sleepy 6 am in London)
you can head over to 90hz.org and click the big play button.

For a little bit more of a sophisticated listening experience you can grab the 90hz IP address
and drop it into iTunes, or WinAmp or WMP or however you listen to inter-web audio
and rock it like that.

Easy.

We have a new IP address:
If you had a bookmark previously with iTunes, it will need to be updated.
The new IP is 208.99.83.34:8044

iPhone Users:
You can connect with your iPhone from anywhere you have cellular cignal.
open Safari and type http://208.99.83.34:8044/listen.pls – touch go
No need for an app or anything, it just works.

Community:
We get together in the chat at 90hz. We are a tight group of friends,
we talk seriously, and freely. It’s nice if you’re up for that.
It might be weird if you’re not.

To join in the dialog, sign up for the 90hz forum and then click the “chat” link
from anywhere on 90hz.org and come on in.

Mailing List:
Sign up for the 90hz.org mailing list. We never ever share our email list
with a single solitary soul. You opt in, and you opt out.
It’s up to you completely.

Head over to 90hz.org and make the decision for yourself.

For more about Sunday Soul – here
Read the manifesto – here

Join Us!

To Listen:
At 10pm in San Francisco (which is 1 am in Manhattan, and a sleepy 6 am in London)
you can head over to 90hz.org and click the big play button.

For a little bit more of a sophisticated listening experience you can grab the 90hz IP address
and drop it into iTunes, or WinAmp or WMP or however you listen to inter-web audio
and rock it like that.

Easy.

We have a new IP address:
If you had a bookmark previously with iTunes, it will need to be updated.
The new IP is 208.99.83.34:8044

iPhone Users:
You can connect with your iPhone from anywhere you have cellular cignal.
open Safari and type http://208.99.83.34:8044/listen.pls – touch go
No need for an app or anything, it just works.

Community:
We get together in the chat at 90hz. We are a tight group of friends,
we talk seriously, and freely. It’s nice if you’re up for that.
It might be weird if you’re not.

To join in the dialog, sign up for the 90hz forum and then click the “chat” link
from anywhere on 90hz.org and come on in.

Mailing List:
Sign up for the 90hz.org mailing list. We never ever share our email list
with a single solitary soul. You opt in, and you opt out.
It’s up to you completely.

Head over to 90hz.org and make the decision for yourself.

For more about Sunday Soul – here
Read the manifesto – here

Join Us!

After a couple years of working hard to collect my thoughts, and gather inspiration I’m ready to get it on. I’ve proven with Sunday Soul that I can produce a deeply personal mosaic of electronic music, live performance, and improvisation every week for the last six years. I have a track record of breaking down boundaries, live performance, and stand the test of time as a pioneer in electronic arts.

I’ve really given my art a lot of thought lately, perhaps way too much thought, and the conclusion I’ve come to is that I want you to book me. I want to come to your city, your town, your club, your country and perform live bélle âme électronique for you and your crew. I don’t want to compromise anymore. I no longer want to place myself behind the “decks” at super clubs where people were hoping I would play some other sort of music. I want to show up prepared to be completely myself, open my heart, and challenge you to feel something, to give yourself to the music, and to trust me.

Maybe this looks like a Sunday Soul tour, maybe it’s afternoon events, maybe it’s beaches, fields, and renegades. Maybe it’s something to do in the very clubs I feel so uncomfortable in. I am as ready and willing to challenge myself as I am to challenge you. But none of this can happen if I’m sitting around my little treehouse waiting for the right moment in time. And that is why I want you to book me.

Listen to the Sunday Soul archives
Listen to my original music, and recent re edits

Download these long and lusty sets, add them to your iPod and travel with me, take me with you. Open your hearts and feel the love in me as it flows through you. And then email me and book me.

I wanna get down with you so baad.

it is the night
my body’s weak
I’m on the run
no time to sleep
i’ve got to ride
ride like the wind
to be free again”

To Listen:
At 10pm in San Francisco (which is 1 am in Manhattan, and a sleepy 6 am in London)
you can head over to 90hz.org and click the big play button.

For a little bit more of a sophisticated listening experience you can grab the 90hz IP address
and drop it into iTunes, or WinAmp or WMP or however you listen to inter-web audio
and rock it like that.

Easy.

We have a new IP address:
If you had a bookmark previously with iTunes, it will need to be updated.
The new IP is 208.99.83.34:8044

iPhone Users:
You can connect with your iPhone from anywhere you have cellular cignal.
open Safari and type http://208.99.83.34:8044/listen.pls – touch go
No need for an app or anything, it just works.

Community:
We get together in the chat at 90hz. We are a tight group of friends,
we talk seriously, and freely. It’s nice if you’re up for that.
It might be weird if you’re not.

To join in the dialog, sign up for the 90hz forum and then click the “chat” link
from anywhere on 90hz.org and come on in.

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It’s up to you completely.

Head over to 90hz.org and make the decision for yourself.

For more about Sunday Soul – here
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Join Us!

Sunshine Jones
with Erich Sharp

all night in the main room at
Temple
1st and Howard
San Francisco
10pm until late

More info at http://templesf.com

To Listen:
At 10pm in San Francisco (which is 1 am in Manhattan, and a sleepy 6 am in London)
you can head over to 90hz.org and click the big play button.

For a little bit more of a sophisticated listening experience you can grab the 90hz IP address
and drop it into iTunes, or WinAmp or WMP or however you listen to inter-web audio
and rock it like that.

Easy.

We have a new IP address:
If you had a bookmark previously with iTunes, it will need to be updated.
The new IP is 208.99.83.34:8044

Community:
We get together in the chat at 90hz. We are a tight group of friends,
we talk seriously, and freely. It’s nice if you’re up for that.
It might be weird if you’re not.

To join in the dialog, sign up for the 90hz forum and then click the “chat” link
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It’s up to you completely.

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For more about Sunday Soul – here
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I used her faithfully every sunday for my vocal and dub effects on Sunday Soul. She gave me courage to sing, and that special something to set me apart from the wreckage of the fray.

Last sunday night I plugged her in, and the lights were out. I tried batteries, other wall plugs, but it was true, she had passed on from this world.

I do not have the $225 plus tax I need to replace her right now, and so I will remain silent until I’ve found a way to secure another one.

If you’d like to help, please contribute something to Sunday Soul’s donation page:

http://sundaysoul.com/donate.html

Thank you for your sweet and durable service. I’ll miss you for the rest of my days.

A Part of DISCO WEEK – February 1st – 7th 2010 – at 90hz.org

To Listen:
At 10pm in San Francisco (which is 1 am in Manhattan, and a sleepy 6 am in London)
you can head over to 90hz.org and click the big play button.

For a little bit more of a sophisticated listening experience you can grab the 90hz IP address
and drop it into iTunes, or WinAmp or WMP or however you listen to inter-web audio
and rock it like that.

Easy.

We have a new IP address:
If you had a bookmark previously with iTunes, it will need to be updated.
The new IP is 208.99.83.34:8044

Community:
We get together in the chat at 90hz. We are a tight group of friends,
we talk seriously, and freely. It’s nice if you’re up for that.
It might be weird if you’re not.

To join in the dialog, sign up for the 90hz forum and then click the “chat” link
from anywhere on 90hz.org and come on in.

Mailing List:
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with a single solitary soul. You opt in, and you opt out.
It’s up to you completely.

Head over to 90hz.org and make the decision for yourself.

For more about Sunday Soul – here
Read the manifesto – here

Join Us!

“I am the law and
I am the King
I am the wisdom,
listen to me sing “

To Listen:
At 10pm in San Francisco (which is 1 am in Manhattan, and a sleepy 6 am in London)
you can head over to 90hz.org and click the big play button.

For a little bit more of a sophisticated listening experience you can grab the 90hz IP address
and drop it into iTunes, or WinAmp or WMP or however you listen to inter-web audio
and rock it like that.

Easy.

We have a new IP address:
If you had a bookmark previously with iTunes, it will need to be updated.
The new IP is 208.99.83.34:8044

Community:
We get together in the chat at 90hz. We are a tight group of friends,
we talk seriously, and freely. It’s nice if you’re up for that.
It might be weird if you’re not.

To join in the dialog, sign up for the 90hz forum and then click the “chat” link
from anywhere on 90hz.org and come on in.

Mailing List:
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with a single solitary soul. You opt in, and you opt out.
It’s up to you completely.

Head over to 90hz.org and make the decision for yourself.

For more about Sunday Soul – here
Read the manifesto – here

Join Us!

To Listen:
At 10pm in San Francisco (which is 1 am in Manhattan, and a sleepy 6 am in London)
you can head over to 90hz.org and click the big play button.

For a little bit more of a sophisticated listening experience you can grab the 90hz IP address
and drop it into iTunes, or WinAmp or WMP or however you listen to inter-web audio
and rock it like that.

Easy.

We have a new IP address:
If you had a bookmark previously with iTunes, it will need to be updated.
The new IP is 208.99.83.34:8044

Community:
We get together in the chat at 90hz. We are a tight group of friends,
we talk seriously, and freely. It’s nice if you’re up for that.
It might be weird if you’re not.

To join in the dialog, sign up for the 90hz forum and then click the “chat” link
from anywhere on 90hz.org and come on in.

Mailing List:
Sign up for the 90hz.org mailing list. We never ever share our email list
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It’s up to you completely.

Head over to 90hz.org and make the decision for yourself.

For more about Sunday Soul – here
Read the manifesto – here

Join Us!

To Listen:
At 10pm in San Francisco (which is 1 am in Manhattan, and a sleepy 6 am in London)
you can head over to 90hz.org and click the big play button.

For a little bit more of a sophisticated listening experience you can grab the 90hz IP address
and drop it into iTunes, or WinAmp or WMP or however you listen to inter-web audio
and rock it like that.

Easy.

We have a new IP address:
If you had a bookmark previously with iTunes, it will need to be updated.
The new IP is 208.99.83.34:8044

Community:
We get together in the chat at 90hz. We are a tight group of friends,
we talk seriously, and freely. It’s nice if you’re up for that.
It might be weird if you’re not.

To join in the dialog, sign up for the 90hz forum and then click the “chat” link
from anywhere on 90hz.org and come on in.

Mailing List:
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It’s up to you completely.

Head over to 90hz.org and make the decision for yourself.

For more about Sunday Soul – here
Read the manifesto – here

Join Us!

To Listen:
At 10pm in San Francisco (which is 1 am in Manhattan, and a sleepy 6 am in London)
you can head over to 90hz.org and click the big play button.

For a little bit more of a sophisticated listening experience you can grab the 90hz IP address
and drop it into iTunes, or WinAmp or WMP or however you listen to inter-web audio
and rock it like that.

Easy.

We have a new IP address:
If you had a bookmark previously with iTunes, it will need to be updated.
The new IP is 208.99.83.34:8044

Community:
We get together in the chat at 90hz. We are a tight group of friends,
we talk seriously, and freely. It’s nice if you’re up for that.
It might be weird if you’re not.

To join in the dialog, sign up for the 90hz forum and then click the “chat” link
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Mailing List:
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It’s up to you completely.

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For more about Sunday Soul – here
Read the manifesto – here

Join Us!

Limitation

noun
1 a limiting rule or circumstance; a restriction
a condition of limited ability; a defect or failing
the action of limiting something
2 a legally specificed period beyond which an action may be defeated or a property right is not to continue

I have always applied limitations to myself as an electronic musician. Initially I felt opressed by my limitations because once I learned the basics of my first synthesizer, drum machine and sampler, I felt that if only I had more devices, more sound sources, more raw material for sampling I could make much better sounds, and thus better music. Since I couldn’t get more than I had, I had to get clever, and work hard to make the most of what I had. Years later I found myself sitting in a room or two chuck full of keyboards, rack mount synths, piles of drum machines, a big expensive mixxing desk, and all the time in the world to work on music. Guess what? I didn’t get anything done. I was overwhelmed and over supplied. I required some degree of structure in order to make simple decisions about what things to use, which devices to play, and so I imposed limitations upon myself. By limiting the number of devices whcih I could use in a particular project I Was able to turn my attention to those devices, and make the most of them. Once that was complete, I could then record an unlimited number of live tracks in addtion to the limited number of synthetic devices if that’s what I wanted to do. This really nourished my work. The limitations became a source of even deeper creativity and inspiration.

While I have always talked collaboration I have to admit that as a person more often possessed by a visual image, or complete work in his mind, the truth is that when inviting anyone to collaborate with me either they were really only there to play a single instrument, sing, or else they were sadly being invited into traitorous cooperation with the enemy. I’ve never been very patient as an engineer, nor as an art director, I’m a very good producer, but somehow that’s different because I’m in charge, and the task is not to collaborate, to agree, or to have a dialog, but rather to use the performer(s) to solicit the performance material required in order to go off on my own and complete the project. As an artist, I have such a meditative, and painterly process that I have not yet found a way to allow another person into it. But it’s what I’ve always wanted.

I would describe my relationship with my partner Moonbeam in dubtribe sound system as very very close. Certainly as a band we collaborated in the best sense of the word. We shared our duties and responsibilities, and then when it was time to perform we let loose and really let our heart’s show. Still, in the studio, it was like pulling teeth to get me to let go enough to play, to create in a non serious manner, to simply jam and patiently wait to see what we came up with. My head has always been so muddled with music, lyrics, sound, words, and pictures that for my nearly inhuman ability to continue talking long after people’s gnat-like attention span has long since passed, that I have never really been able to put my creative thoughts into words. Thus, it comes out as music. Perhaps if I were a more traditional musician – with an expert’s knowledge of any instrument – then I might better understand the rules of scale, key, signature, notes, and the language of the musician. I have collaborated with other drummers, and played bass and guitar with other musicians, but of a true collaboration, I’m not sure I’m there yet.

As a promise to myself for the coming year, I will open up my heart a little wider and invite every creative and talented person I meet into my studio for at the very least an afternoon of possibility. I want to collaborate. I want to discuss the rules, and then break them together. I want to go further than I’ve gone before. I need to mix down the last of these 22 tracks which have plagued me for more than three years now, and begin a free adventure with some of the amazing people in my life right now.

I needed to examine these words tonight. Typically I assume I am operating with the primary definiton of the words, but when I Really look at their possible meanings, I discover that I have been holding myself back, playing at being disabled, and absolutely conspiring with the enemy. Tonight I tear off my cast, and chuck the crutches aside, and stuff the enemy codes of “I can’t” and “I don’t know how” and “I’m scared” and “I won’t” into my mouth, chew them up wildly, and spit out the disgusting wad of useless paper into the recycling bin.

“whatever you have in your mind – forget it
whatever you have in your hand – give it
whatever is to be your fate – face it”

To Listen:
At 10pm in San Francisco (which is 1 am in Manhattan, and a sleepy 6 am in London)
you can head over to 90hz.org and click the big play button.

For a little bit more of a sophisticated listening experience you can grab the 90hz IP address
and drop it into iTunes, or WinAmp or WMP or however you listen to inter-web audio
and rock it like that.

Easy.

We have a new IP address:
If you had a bookmark previously with iTunes, it will need to be updated.
The new IP is 208.99.83.34:8044

Community:
We get together in the chat at 90hz. We are a tight group of friends,
we talk seriously, and freely. It’s nice if you’re up for that.
It might be weird if you’re not.

To join in the dialog, sign up for the 90hz forum and then click the “chat” link
from anywhere on 90hz.org and come on in.

Mailing List:
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It’s up to you completely.

Head over to 90hz.org and make the decision for yourself.

For more about Sunday Soul click here
Read the manifesto here

Join Us!

Problem:

I woke up this morning, prayed and meditated, and found myself sitting at my desk feeling the blues. I was so terribly sad I couldn’t contain my heart.

Method:

I printed a dozen copies of this love leaflet and spent the morning between 8:30 am and Noon putting them up, and documenting the response from a discrete distance.

Results:

For the most part, and I’m guessing more than 90% of the people who passed the flyers – regardless of location – tend to look down, or to be lost in thought, and did not notice.

Of the remaining 10%, some inspected the flyers and smiled, others took one (less than 1%) and the fate of 11 out of 12 flyers was in response to anger. The first 11 flyers met the hands of unhappiness, and were ripped from their posts, crumpled up, torn apart, and thrown either away, or on the ground.

Let’s start with a horoscope shall we? If you remember as far back as a year ago I was heartbroken, never to recover, and had lost my way. I got called out and given a thorough pantsing by notorious soothsayer Rob Brezsny in his I’m about to take my vacation year end horoscope for cancer (of which Mr. Brezsny is one too.) He said you’ve been sitting at your desk too long, hidden away from the world haven’t you? Indeed I had. He challenged me to go forth and collaborate, make a mess, fall in love again, and skin my knees and try my hand at the monkey bars. And that’s exactly what I did. I deleted my journal, wrote you my sweet goodbye note, and then I galloped off to live happily ever after.

In his 2009 edition I’m about to take my vacation horoscope for cancer, Mr. Brezsny has this to say:

At first I had to laugh at this silly horoscope. Does Brezsny just send people born in July out into the wild at the end of every year or what? Typically I might balk without consideration, considering we’re talking about astrology here, but in the last year I met an astrologer who has changed my mind about the stars and the celestial bodies’ effect on the human experience. If you haven’t met astrobarry yet, please visit his web site now — I’ll wait, and be here when you get back. Barry came to the debut of my three month residency at Space Gallery this year and was gracious enough to be my first speaker. We were all amazed, delighted, and impressed. I’m not going to try to paraphrase what he had to say about his own skepticism with regards to astrology, or any of the wonderful talk that followed, but what I hope is that you just followed that link and spent some time with him yourself. It’s time well spent if you like to read, and it’s even better in person.

Anyway, so now that I’m not laughing, I have to say that as the end of the year approaches I’ve spent some time reflecting on the last year’s activities and what I determined is this: 2009 was not the year of collaboration, experimentation, and endless love, rather, it was preparations for a journey. It’s not like I was going to suddenly spring forth from my cave a transformed being, ready for action, your reaction, and an interesting wig to wear along the way. No. But the year was not lost, not a moment was wasted. I spent every moment possible in the wild mixing music, writing songs, meeting people, dancing, kissing, making love, traveling, praying, meditating, teaching, learning, reading, doing yoga, teasing, poking, laughing, and smiling. I put a whole new look together, made a ton of new friends, re edited classic jams, and made a pile of progress in the studio. Still, my life feels somewhat small to me. Love walked in, pursued me wildly, and then walked out, then walked in, then walked out, and finally walked in and back out again (I am dizzy too) and what I learned (only last wednesday) is that the problem, whenever I am disturbed (even in my intimate relationships) is me. Ugh…

The world still feels so small to me. Restricted by very poor finances, distracted by amazing afternoon sex, delighted by the necks of women who don’t even like me, and inspired by my eyes, ears, nose, and mouth, I feel as if I am about to burst with joy. I am, it turns out, a good deal happier and more resilient than I was a year ago. And so I will leave you again, just for tonight this time, with this thought:

Yes, this year I will travel into the cosmos. With two albums coming out, Dubtribe reunion concerts in full swing, solo bookings piling up, Sunday Soul transmissions at what feels like a creative zenith, not a soulmate in sight, but a dogpile of associates, and a magnetic force which seems to drive every woman I meet wild with desire for beautiful, amazing, poetic, sexy me, I feel my ruck sack is about as packed as it’s going to ever be. I’ve got my helmet on, and I’m ready to take flight… just clap your hands twice and say “yeah” and we’re outtahere.

Burning Goddesses and Shooting Diamonds – Sunshine Jones’ Re-Edits

Tracklisting:
1. Golden Years – Sunshine Jones Re-Edit
7.46 Minutes | 118 BPM
2. Fame – Sunshine Jones Re Edit
6.57 Minutes | 118 BPM
Golden Years – Original Version Syncopated to 118
6.57 Minutes | 118 BPM
Fame – Original Version Syncopated to 118
6.57 Minutes | 118 BPM

Listen to the previews and score these tracks for your collection here:

http://treehousemuzique.com/muzique/

You can hear the re edits in action on this week’s archive of Sunday Soul

Enjoy!

The next quiz I wrote was a single page, eleven question test which I produced because it had been a couple years and when I reviewed the questions it turned out that I wasn’t even like me anymore. So I revised it and we had some fun.

Now it’s been a couple years again and I thought I might revisit the quiz. Once again it turns out that upon taking my own quiz, I’m nothing like myself. This just cracked me up. I took it a few times and managed to figure out what the “right” answers to my silly questions were, but it’s a dubious compliment to one’s self at any given time that upon taking a compatibility test with yourself that one wouldn’t pass, or even connect with their own Q and A.

In the spirit of looking for my people, and as I prepare to re approach this site as a place where I might actually begin journaling again (December 28th is closing in fast!) I thought we might best begin by re phrasing these questions and seeing where we’re at.

So let’s begin shall we?

Take the quiz

A word about results:
I tested the code for the quiz myself by taking the test and was not surprised to discover that I am my own soulmate. In order to make a more exhaustive test I went back through and answered differently on purpose. In this example my result was an associate. Then I went back and did a third test where I answered some of the questions as opposite as I normally would. The rest of the questions I gave the “correct” answer. The result was again that I was my own “soulmate.”

I find this slightly odd. In my opinion my “soulmate” would be my identical match, and nothing less. So perhaps this quiz is not the most accurate measure of soulmateness. But the point is to have some fun, and enjoy my sense of humor and for the thrill of the results. Not to actually determine our life long compatibility. I mention this here because last time I offered a quiz not only did some curious people find they were my “soulmate” (and let me tell you, they got pretty excited about it,) others actually cheated and took the test several times in order to secure the result they wanted (see – I’m just like you!,) and still others — whom I’d really hoped would be my soulmate — were pretty discouraged by the outcome. I believe that we are here to love, nothing else is real. This is supposed to be fun. Do me a favor and don’t cheat. Take the quiz and post your results here. I’m dying to know, and hope it spawns some wonderful, heart warming conversation.

Have fun!

it’s not your brain
it’s just the flame

To Listen:
At 10pm in San Francisco (which is 1 am in Manhattan, and a sleepy 6 am in London)
you can head over to 90hz.org and click the big play button.

For a little bit more of a sophisticated listening experience you can grab the 90hz IP address
and drop it into iTunes, or WinAmp or WMP or however you listen to inter-web audio
and rock it like that.

Easy.

We have a new IP address:
If you had a bookmark previously with iTunes, it will need to be updated.
The new IP is 208.99.83.34:8044

Community:
We get together in the chat at 90hz. We are a tight group of friends,
we talk seriously, and freely. It’s nice if you’re up for that.
It might be weird if you’re not.

To join in the dialog, sign up for the 90hz forum and then click the “chat” link
from anywhere on 90hz.org and come on in.

Mailing List:
Sign up for the 90hz.org mailing list. We never ever share our email list
with a single solitary soul. You opt in, and you opt out.
It’s up to you completely.

Head over to 90hz.org and make the decision for yourself.

For more about Sunday Soul click here
Read the manifesto here

Join Us!

” because the Woman I love lives Inside of you,
I lean as close to your body with my words
as I can

and I think of you all the time.

because the One I love goes with you
Wherever you go, I will always be near.

if you sat before me, wayfarer,
with your aura bright from your many charms,

my lips could resist rushing to you
and needing to befriend your blushed cheek,

but my eyes can no longer hide the wondrous fact
of who you really are.

the Beautiful One whom I adore has pitched
His royal tent inside of you,

so I will always lean my heart
as close to your soul
as I can.”

To Listen:
At 10pm in San Francisco (which is 1 am in Manhattan, and a sleepy 6 am in London)
you can head over to 90hz.org and click the big play button.

For a little bit more of a sophisticated listening experience you can grab the 90hz IP address
and drop it into iTunes, or WinAmp or WMP or however you listen to inter-web audio
and rock it like that.

Easy.

We have a new IP address:
If you had a bookmark previously with iTunes, it will need to be updated.
The new IP is 208.99.83.34:8044/

Community:
We get together in the chat at 90hz. We are a tight group of friends,
we talk seriously, and freely. It’s nice if you’re up for that.
It might be weird if you’re not.

To join in the dialog, sign up for the 90hz forum and then click the “chat” link
from anywhere on 90hz.org and come on in.

Mailing List:
Sign up for the 90hz.org mailing list. We never ever share our email list
with a single solitary soul. You opt in, and you opt out.
It’s up to you completely.

Head over to 90hz.org and make the decision for yourself.

For more about Sunday Soul click here
Read the manifesto here

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To Listen:
At 10pm in San Francisco (which is 1 am in Manhattan, and a sleepy 6 am in London) you can head over to 90hz.org and click the big play button.

For a little bit more of a sophisticated listening experience you can grab the 90hz IP address and drop it into iTunes, or WinAmp or WMP or however you listen to inter-web audio and rock it like that.

Easy.

We have a new IP address:
If you had a bookmark previously with iTunes, it will need to be updated.
The new IP is http://208.99.83.34:8044/

Community:
We get together in the chat at 90hz. We are a tight group of friends, we talk seriously, and freely. It’s nice if you’re up for that. It might be weird if you’re not.

To join in the dialog, sign up for the 90hz forum and then click the “chat” link from anywhere on 90hz.org and come on in.

Mailing List:
Sign up for the 90hz.org mailing list. We never ever share our email list with a single solitary soul. You opt in, and you opt out. It’s up to you completely.

Head over to 90hz.org and make the decision for yourself.

For more about Sunday Soul click here
Read the manifesto here

Join Us!

Lately I’ve been watching the weather in Zanzibar. Whenever I’m traveling I set my weather application in my iPhone and on the dock of my laptop to display the weather of the city I am traveling to. I like to know what to expect. In my meanderings through the yahoo weather predictions for New York City, Atlanta, and Philadelphia lately I’ve been disgusted. middle thirties, rain, snow. It’s winter, what else do I expect — wait, is it winter yet? To warm my heart up a little I have taken to adding Zanzibar as my median example of what weather should be. In Zanzibar today it’s 86º. I lay back against my chilly white cabinets and sigh at the thought of warm, clear, blue water, wearing nothing but shorts, the smell of clove and nutmeg in the air, and the easy smile that only sun can bring…

I’m ready. Let’s go.

Sunshine Jones will be producing 4 hours of vaguely inappropriate background music on top of an old piano at the AE Studios holiday party on Friday night.

Typically it’s a warehouse full of artists, open studios, and a handsome spread of mineral water, wine, biscuits and cheese. I love it when my friends come and hang out with me. It’s fun. Please come.

Friday December 11th
AE Studios
2425 17th Street at Potrero, San Francisco
7pm – 11pm
FREE

To Listen:
At 10pm in San Francisco (which is 1 am in Manhattan, and a sleepy 6 am in London) you can head over to 90hz.org and click the big play button.

For a little bit more of a sophisticated listening experience you can grab the 90hz IP address and drop it into iTunes, or WinAmp or WMP or however you listen to inter-web audio and rock it like that.

Easy.

We have a new IP address:
If you had a bookmark previously with iTunes, it will need to be updated.
The new IP is http://208.99.83.34:8044/

Community:
We get together in the chat at 90hz. We are a tight group of friends, we talk seriously, and freely. It’s nice if you’re up for that. It might be weird if you’re not.

To join in the dialog, sign up for the 90hz forum and then click the “chat” link from anywhere on 90hz.org and come on in.

Mailing List:
Sign up for the 90hz.org mailing list. We never ever share our email list with a single solitary soul. You opt in, and you opt out. It’s up to you completely.

Head over to 90hz.org and make the decision for yourself.

For more about Sunday Soul click here
Read the manifesto here

Join Us!

To Listen:
At 10pm in San Francisco (which is 1 am in Manhattan, and a sleepy 6 am in London) you can head over to 90hz.org and click the big play button.

For a little bit more of a sophisticated listening experience you can grab the 90hz IP address and drop it into iTunes, or WinAmp or WMP or however you listen to inter-web audio and rock it like that.

Easy.

Community:
We get together in the chat at 90hz. We are a tight group of friends, we talk seriously, and freely. It’s nice if you’re up for that. It might be weird if you’re not.

To join in the dialog, sign up for the 90hz forum and then click the “chat” link from anywhere on 90hz.org and come on in.

Mailing List:
Sign up for the 90hz.org mailing list. We never ever share our email list with a single solitary soul. You opt in, and you opt out. It’s up to you completely.

Head over to 90hz.org and make the decision for yourself.

For more about Sunday Soul click here
Read the manifesto here

Join Us!