Dear minions,
been awhile I know. I’m still in studio bat mode actually. I haven’t seen sunlight for awhile now. Winter could be a reason, studio is another.

So on to main matters before my muses come to knock…
Interstate gig alert : Next stop — Brisbane (Free Entry)

Gig in Brisbane. Details here. Show as part of Creative Commons Australia.

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Where: State Library of Queensland
When: 24th June 2008
Doors Open : 5.30
Entry: FREE but must RSVP here by 9th June

More details here

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As most of you might know, 2 songs, A Prayer and Lenore’s Song are available under the Creative Commons NonCommercial-Attribution-Sharealike 2.0 licence as streaming audio. Which in plain English really means you can share, you can remix and I will not eat your soul, rain you with legal bullets etc.

The rest of the album, Spiked Soul has been released under a similar agreement, stated here:
http://yunyu.com.au/home/creative-commons/

Which really means that yes, share share share the music, mutate the music. As long as it is not commercial, consequences of violation are also colourfully stipulated here.

Very happy to be asked to do the gig for Creative Commons. Mainly because I think these licences need a little more understanding and can do so much more for artists trying to share their work in the digital world.

So again, Bris minions or those visiting Brisbane. Important info regarding the gig:

It is part of Creative Commons Australia. Has 2 parts, one is a conference about Creative Commons which you should attend and the second part is CCsalon where I am performing.
Both are free but you must pre-register here
***** Deadline is 9th June********

In Other news

As it stands my single is almost done. Specifically it has about 2-2.5 weeks as a studio bat and then it flies out to the mixing studios and voila. It is complete enough so I start being able to play it on stage already so I shall give it a nice airing there at the ccSalon.

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