It had this flowy timeless feel that he really liked so we started writing and it became the chorus for Saltwater Burns. The song came about one day while I was singing a simple melody at the piano at Billie’s studio. Seeing one another move on is that emotional burning sting of fresh cuts healing in saltwater. Jealousy cuts deep while nostalgia brings the warm sweetness-of-what-was back to the surface. Billie Fountain)Ībout the song: When moving on from a past relationship, that feeling of wanting to come back is a confusing ebb and flow of bitterness and fond memories. WhitakerĢ019 SceneSC Sampler by Matilda Dae (feat. Recorded & produced by Matt Tuton and Mastered by Matthew Garber Matilda Dae (feat. It was written several years ago after the first time I went to Arkansas. Mastered by Chris Wenner at Seaboard Recording Studio CicalaĪbout the song: Arkansas is about going on tour with your best friends and going to places you’ve never been before and enjoying it the whole time. Patrick Jeffords: Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Keyboards Recorded at Andy Woodward’s house in West Columbia and taken to Seaboard Recording where we ran the track through a tape machine. I’m sort of talking to him in my head or saying some things that I hope he can hear, but I don’t think he can. Kid Trails 2019 SceneSC Sampler by Kid TrailsĪbout the song: The song is about a memorial service for a friend who passed away. So let it play on, and be sure to check out all the bands you haven’t heard of. It’s a marathon of a listen, and we imagine it in three parts. Check out each artist, read a little about their song, tell a friend, go see them live and let’s celebrate the small portion of our local music scene presented here. He truly is a treasure of our music scene. You might recognize her style from some local show posters, or one of her many other projects you can find on her website.Īgain this year, the sampler was mastered by Kenny McWilliams at Archer Avenue Studio. This year’s cover art is by the amazing Sludge Pony. So how do these come together again? A couple of emails, a good bit of word of mouth, and a lot of people in the music scene committed to helping this happen every year. That’s something that will continue this year with a lot of young musicians and projects who will surely grow into other projects in coming years. From Wylie to Brave Baby to Wolfgang Zimmerman and Keon Masters. From Sequoyah Prep School to Sequoyah to Susto. If you start out with the 20TEN sampler and move forward, you’ll not only hear 193 songs from South Carolina artists, but you’ll hear these musicians develop. Only six artists from last year’s sampler made it on this year.
But, here we are, with 30 songs, nearly all of them exclusive at the time of release and featuring 18 artists who have never been on a sampler before.
This year’s compilation features 30 songs! That’s nearly double the 2011 sampler, and five more songs than we swore we would ever include. It’s an honor for us to be a signal boost for these artists and the music they create. Fresh material that makes the sampler a highly anticipated release. We’re always amazed when artists step up and offer a b-side, a demo, and singles from their upcoming album. This is something that we both love and find difficult to ask of bands yearly. Over time, and mostly with the help of Charleston musician and producer Wolfgang Zimmerman, the samplers started to become almost all exclusive tracks. First of course was to showcase South Carolina talent, and the other main reason was to create a sort of time capsule of SC music. We gathered songs for a couple of reasons. The first few compilations featured a few unreleased songs, and mostly songs that were already out. People often ask how these “samplers” come together, and I often say it’s a miracle that they do. About the sampler: This is our 10th South Carolina music compilation in the nearly 11 years we’ve been a website.
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