This is it folks. The final song in this project. How fitting that I call it "End Up Here", eh? I decided to end on an acoustic and vocal only track. No big production. Just pure essessence. It's a tune about fullfilled dreams and desires. About ending up where you always hoped you would. It's been a fun year and I thank you all for your attention and support. Adios and as you know, if I'm not strumming, I'm bumming Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Sometimes things are just darn good. You say something and the person you're with says "Sounds Good!" - then you think and say "...Feels Good". Then you realize, hey it IS good. That, my friends, is the inspiration for week 51's song. It's about being set and feeling good. If you're not there, I hope you get there. If you're there, I hope you stay there! Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Your self probably rules the roust, huh? Makes you doubt, makes you mad, makes you hate? This song is about that. Because folks, that's your 'self', not your "Self". For if you lived by Self direction, you'd love everyone and everything. But it's cool ya'll. After all, we're only human. And we do the best we can do. So don't sweat it. Deep huh? Deep. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Well folks you get another slightly "country" tinged diddy this week. This tune came about in to existence in about 24 hours. (a true goal of this song a week project) While strumming around for an interesting chord progression I stumbled on the melody and the phrase Cross My Heart popped into my head. Then I thought of the saying "cross my heart and hope to die" and I thought dam, I want to cross my heart and survive! So I started down that road and then it evolved into a song about life and love with a dose of spirituality (of course). All told in three short verses in three short minutes. I hope you enjoy... Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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This week is a song that I finished for the RPM Challenge in February. It's a piece I have been incubating on for years called "Humility". Through the years I've not been able to come up with an acceptable verse melody. But this month it hit me. Also the lyrics had been elusive. It must be all my spiritual studies of late. I've discoverd - or realized - that humility is a good thing actually. That when you have a troublesome situation it is helpful to admit to humility that you don't know the answer. Then let God or the Universe or fate (whichever is your personal preference) take care of it. Just surrender it. It's a good way to live. Have you every thought about it? Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Are you self concsious about your hair? Lord knows I have been through the years. From bushy little boy, to long on the sides, to new wave 80's, to that "body wave" perm I'll always regret. Anyhow, I couldn't help but notice on all the young men how long hair is back. Mainly long hair on the sides of the head, over the ears. All shaggy like. Like when I was in school a few years ago. (ha ha). So what better to write a song about?! Pavement had their hit song Cut Your Hair (that was it wasn't it) back in the 90s. The Judybats had "All I Wanna do is F**& Your Hair". And now, DSazster has: LONG HAIR IS BACK! Enjoy it my friends, enjoy it.! Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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I've yet to write a hill billy shuffle like song. Until now! Inspiration struck and I realized that I'm a stud. AND I'm in love. Well, seriously folks, when you feel good and you're feeling good you should sing it. And so this little ditty evolved. I tried singing it regular voice like. But it just wasn't working. So after seeing an alt country band band last night, I tried a little twang in my voice, and eureka! There it was. This one's pretty much unlike any I've done yet in the 52 Song Project. Enjoy. Also on this show is the "final" Atomsplit song "Doin' Allright Without You." Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Hey! Here's a song about flower fertilzer! Just kidding. I've been listening to some old The The lately and I think that found it's way to inspiration for this song. It's turned out to be about how great something is, and how great it could continue to be. The miracle "grows", if you will. Now that may not jive with many peoples preconceived notion of life and relationships. But why the heck not I say? Open your minds people and follow your he Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Happy New Year! I hope you got some goodies for the holidays. Here's a fun little tune I ended up calling "So Near". The inspiration is from the feeling of being close to someone special. Simple lyrics that somehow say it all. Recorded in a stripped down manner and low, almost old INXS sounding vocals. Also an Atomsplit unreleased demo on this podcast of "Dreaming of You". Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Well I didn't think I could come up with a decent holiday song this year. After the two excellent ones last year! :-) But inspiration struck. Yes, I was on an outing with Team Husky and the phrase Hey Holiday swooped into my head. And I realized how much I was looking forward to it. Really for one particular reason more than others. So, read the lyrics, listen, and see if you can figure out what I mean. And I sincerely hope there's many of you out there who feel the same. Oh, also btw, I got a new fancy mic I used on this. But it sounds a little crazy b/c I'm not quite used to it yet. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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This song is the result of another conversation I had this week with an associate. She said "it's got walls but no ceiling". Eureka! The phrase was like lightning to my brain as excellent song material. (it often happens like this folks, where I hear a combination of words and my brain goes COOL WORDS - USE IN SONG). So I sat down to write it and it became a song about having safety and security, but also the ability to expand one's horizons. Kind of like parents who take care of you and also encourage you to follow your dreams, or a mate who you're totally in sync with but allows you to also follow your goals. Make sense? I think it could also be interpretted as God in away, too. The safety and support of God. The recording is heavy on vocals and harmonies for a change. Sounds pretty decent I think. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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I must be exposing myself to too much media lately. Here's another "commentary" type tune about media "pulling the wool" over our eyes. The recording turned out pretty decent. Nice drum sequencing. And a ton of reverb. You love it, don't you? Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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This song is about Starbucks. And James Blunt. It's my own take on his big hit song. You know the one. Only MY story ends mucho better AND my song isn't as annoying ;-). Or at least fair people, I'd like to think so. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Now how do I explain this one? A failed attempt at social commetary song that ended up being a novetly song? That's about it. There's good intention and kernel here but as usual, when I try TOOOO hard to make it sound good it ends up backfiring. So I had to trick it out and put it over the top. The theme is really an expression of all the stupid shit the average person sees on TV. Or in daily life for that matter. There are some good lyrics in it though. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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A Sometimes when I sit down to write the lyrics to these little ditties I just get in a stream-of-consciousness mode where all these little thoughts that have been on my mind or in my crazy dreams just comes out as lyrics. That's the case with this one. Started out as a relationship song but then the verses took on a strange poetic life of their own. Speaking to physical ailments among other things. So, I suppose the underlying theme of this one is bad love, babies, bad love. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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I put the pretension aside this week for a thoughtful piece called "Old Rockers, New Records". Have you happened to notice how a number of "classic" old rockers are putting out new records these days. Like Bob Segar, Tom Petty, Robert Plant, etc. Thing is the radio won't play them. They play the old safe music these folks made 20-30 years ago. Just plain frustrating. Maybe there is a satellite station or something that plays them? I guess you are just supposed to buy or download the music and enjoy it on your own. Anyhow, this simple song is noting all this. Also, a great 7 inch verison of "Millisent" on this show. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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A sweet little deep ditty - as I call this on the audio track. A song about searching for faith in spite of difficulties. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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This week you get a full production demo. The tune is called "Trick of Time" and it's got a nice big chorus lyric of "We all fall down" that speaks to being hopeful after being let down. The kernel of this tune goes back many many years musically to early work with my songwriting cousin Jeremey in Tampa Bay. The riff was always one of my favorites but the song never got finished or recorded. So, I thought I'd get it out, dust it off, and finish it up for fun. It's very Cure like with the driving drum beat. But the chorus not so much. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Two sensitive songs in a row! Like OMG, what is happeing to me? I got a lot of great feedback on last week's tune, "Thick2Thin". If you didn't hear it yet, go check it out here. Anyhow, this week's sad ballad is called "Next to This". Inspired by true abstract life. Without drama we would have no art right? Have you ever asked yourself, "What else is there?". That's a key line in the chorus in this one. Overall it sounds like an old singer songwriter balladeer somewhat. Enjoy my friends, enjoy Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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This week you get a sensitive little number I decided to call "Thick2Thin". The weird spelling be yet another homage to Prince. The song speaks to the dilution of a relationship through time. Typically early on you might call one "thick". But then as time takes it's toll. And reality takes it toll. And the Law of Rhythm takes it toll. Etc, etc, etc. You become "thin". You all know what I'm talking about. Think about how many "dead friends" you have out there. Such is the way I suppose. For the earth is slow, but the oxen....the oxen are patient. Hang in there kids. I assure you there will be light at the end of that tunnel. Also on this week's show is "Ms September" off Atomsplit's ONE TON SUIT classic digipack cd record. I mean it's September? What else would you expect.br> Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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It's Mr. Spock's theme song. Just kidding. Not sure why that phrase popped into my head when struming the chord progression that made this song come to live. There's no Star Trek references. It's actually more of a uh, spiritual song I think. Secretly about larger life being. I won't give it all away though. Production wise this one's not half bad. Drum machines and singing cleans. Layers and layers of chocolaty goodness. It's my hope that you enjoy it. And oh yeah, USE HEADPHONES to listen. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Well kids this one's all I could come up with this week. It's called "Student Council President". I always regret I didn't run for president. If I did, maybe then you'd love me huh? The chorus melody is decent, but otherwise this one probably doesn't make the album. Oh well. Maybe you'll enjoy it anyhow. Better luck next week.my hope that you enjoy it. And oh yeah, USE HEADPHONES to listen. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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This one is an epic. About seven minutes long with a bunch of layers and parts. It's about taking a substance. And then waiting for it to "kick in". It's kind of Cure soundsing song. (I've been listening to those re-issues with the bounus demo CD. Hope you enjoy. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Sucky times are here again! That's right. Can anyone escape them? Well my friends I created a little ditty about being verbally attacked. You know, the kind where you there's really nothing you can say back? It's a little dancy techno weird piece. I think you'll like it. I think you'll relate to it. Also special on this week's episode is the unreleased elder Atomsplit studio track "Micronauts". A song about my favorite toys intermixed in some abstract relationship thing.br> Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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It was the Fourth of July holiday weekend and I was trying to come up with a sweet patriotic anthem that wasn't cheesy. Tough order though.It ended up being commentary based but with a positive spin. Us Americans are fortunate to be in this country. No matter what our differences or the state of things may be. This song is my take on it. Also the Atomsplit song "Americanized" is finally spun on the podcast. It' doesn't get better than this weeks episode! Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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I'm currently reading Tolstoy's "Confession". So far it's really depressing. Though I was told it ends hopefully. So this week's song is about depression more or less. When something happens that you consider bad or upsetting. You don't know what to do. You ask people for help..."If You Were Me What Would You Do?" . Also when you get input from others you may at first feel defensive and frustrated. But the ideas - if they are true and good - slowly gain acceptance. At least that's how it is for me. But I know everyone has different reactions to stress. But overall I'm sure everyone has asked If You Were Me? at one time or another in their life. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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This is the 26th "song" written and podcasted with commentary. A lot of pressure was on me to come up with something good for this landmark episode. But where could I look for inspiration? Then it hit me. My beloved Mr. Fantastic strech action figure. And all the bizzar situations I've photographed him in over the few months. (along with my creative Uncle Charlie's help!). So, I've been wanting to create a video using all these weird photos I've shot - one day at a time- but I realized I needed a song to do it. So I put together the "stretch" idea with Love. You fall in love and you wonder "will it last a lifetime". Well, at least I do. So that my dear friends is the inspiration for this song. It ended up being slightly dancy and programy. And funny I think. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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"Devour You" is the title of this week's original new song by D Sazster. Old wavey and dancy and rocky. It's the story of how you want to devour somebody with your love. Also "QuickSand" by Atomsplit. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Spent the long weekend in the Big Apple. NYC people. Wasn't allll that great but as it becomes a memory it becomes fond. Anyhow, I managed to carry my un-trusty iMac laptop into the heart of Times Square to do some audio recording of the experience. Then I also did some recording of the environment in Union Square and a club crowd. I mixed all the audio together and added a funky walking like drum beat. (I did a lot of walking!) Then I added a 5 different "stock" bass garageband tracks. Not just any bass track but "southern" bass. On account of me being from the South. The end result is not a song per se, but a "piece". A experimental environmental sound scape if you will. You hear the sirens, the crowds, etc. Enjoy it for what it is. Oh, did I mention there are no lyrics! Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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This week's new tune is called "Turn To Tan" and was recorded on my visit to Silicon Valley California. I've been out here learning how to conquer your world from Tim Sweeney. Some nice days afternoon by the pool got a slight sun burn in the awesome weather out here. But I've heard on SOME people it turns to tan. So this is a "conversational" song about that. It's a lot of fun. And a bit different piece than I've posted before. Enjoy! Also, "Much More Human" studio recording from Rome In Aday. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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This week's new tune is called "Turn To Tan" and was recorded on my visit to Silicon Valley California. I've been out here learning how to conquer your world from Tim Sweeney. Some nice days afternoon by the pool got a slight sun burn in the awesome weather out here. But I've heard on SOME people it turns to tan. So this is a "conversational" song about that. It's a lot of fun. And a bit different piece than I've posted before. Enjoy! Also, "The Samethings" studio recording from Rome In Aday. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Guess who this week's song is for? Me. Me. Me. Often it's nice to sit down and write a tune for fun. For one's self. This is that. Almost Cure b-side like in the beat tracks and vocals. I think you'll enjoy it. Also, "Rome In A Day" studio recording from Rome In Aday. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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I thought I was moving down the road of a folksy singer songwriter, now it's a weird poetry performance artist. Gosh folks, I'm sorry about this weird all vocal piece (almost). It's called "We Collide". Also, I'm excited to have "Nectar Shai" on this show from my old Tampa Bay old wave band Rome in Aday. That recording is worth the price of admission to this podcast alone! Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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I couldn't keep cheery through all of the Spring now could I? Maybe it was the time change. Maybe it was the deadlines. It definitely was the insomnia. This week's "song" is a somewhat "experimental" piece with some introspective contradiction poem like lyrics. It's dark and interesting I think. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Oh my, it's Springtime. The birds, the bees, the pollen filled trees. Here's a nice and sweet romantic song. It's a chord progression part I've been working on for awhile. But I desparately needed inspiration to finish the lyrics. Plus "On Your Mind Tonight" from Atomsplit's One Ton Suit CD. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Enjoy this C-SPANish video clip I made for this week's new song, "War With You". It's down and dirty good stuff. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compositions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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A slick little drum sequenced song with bass, and no guitar, plus vocals and effects galore. It's cool and hip and about not starting a War with that crazy person or country you became aquainted with. You know you know what I mean! Also the studio song of the week is "Consider Yourself Lucky" from Atomsplit. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Ah, another slow song. Another bittersweet one. Somewhat about the "growing pains" of love and relationships. I really like the Chorus on this one. It's a simple live sounding recording with gentle singing. My Goodness, am I becoming a folk singer? It's a tough one. Also "Set It Up" by The Inklings off of the Room on Venus CD. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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This is a slow song. A bittersweet song I think. (are you noticing a theme in my work yet?). It's called She Can't Help. A song who's lyrics are describing someone. Maybe someone like someone you know. A lonely heart. The verses are speaking of her. Then the chorus does the same by tries to pull an ounce of hope into the situation. And the bridge is the narrator's plea of involvement. I guess you could call it a ballad. But it's not a lovey dovey one. It's a tough one. Also "Starlight" by The Inklings off of the Room on Venus CD. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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You know when you meet a new potential Lover and you like them emensly right off the bat? But you don't really know them too well yet. So you keep wishing and hope they'll have all the things you desire in somebody? Well, then you're human and this song is for you. Also "The Water" by Atomsplit off the Gangway EP length CD.. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Wrote this song early Sunday morning before Valentine's Day. A semi-sweet acoustic gentle number with light easy vocals. A story about a Valentine in the future. One you know is out there but isn't a part of your life yet. Also "Daybreak" by Atomsplit off the Microstar full length CD.. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Cool sexy falsetto song! "Wanna StayByYourSide". Yes, I've never sang all the verse falsetto until now. A mix of Love and Rockets, Prince, Chumbawumba, and who knows what else? Oh yeah baby, I want to "StayByYourSide". Also "Quicksand" by Atomsplit off the original out of print EP.. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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This one is cool. Whispery vocals over sequenced drum track. Direct acoustics. A song about being alone. Yet not always feeling alone. It's complicated. Also "Go Home" by Atomsplit off the Gangway EP. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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A direct acoustic number called "No Better Now". The frustrations of breaking up when you really didn't want to. But you thought you did at that time. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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This weeks song is an acoustic diddy about how she left me. Some romatic angst poetry and some tongue in cheekiness all rolled into one strumming song. Recorded in my bathroom once again. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.My Odeo Channel (odeo/3167658c96ba4aba)

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Happy New Year! Here's a special treat. The song was recorded awhile ago and released on the Atomsplit EP3K CD. But here now, for the first time, is the video! Cartoon Atomsplit characters battle Dr. Peevil and his Femmebots. It's a blast. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compositions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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I've got a list of resolutions. Oh about 6 feet long. This song is about some of them. Happy New Year! Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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All instrumental attempted elctronica this week called "Nice Suit". Cool drum loops with strings and synths. Plus studio recorded instrumental "Wishful Thinking" from Rome In Aday. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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This is a funny new holiday season song about a great kisser. You'll laugh, you'll cry. It's called "Master of Mistletoe. PLUS the INKLINGS Christmas song "Please bring back my Christmas Cheer" studio recording. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Well I managed to write a pretty Christmas song. Check it out. It's called "I Believe in Santa Claus (and Christmas Eve). Plus the epic "microstar" studio recording. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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Aw, it's a love song this week. Nice and pretty. With a good hook. Plus a live Xmas song by Atomsplit recorded in Dec. 2004.s Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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It's Lunacy but you'll Find Your Island in the Sun? This week's song is Boogie Nightish. Ahhhhh. Also the Atomsplit song "No Such Luck" and thoughts on The Man Who Fell To Earth Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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This weeks tune is called "(You Outta Be) Grateful". It unconsciously turned out to be a Thanksgiving song. Also in this show is the Atomsplit song "Confession" and some obvious Thanksgiving facts. Musician Artist D. Sazster writes an all new song every week. His goal? To compile 52 original compisitions. In addition, he spins a previously (studio) recorded tune.

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