I was inspired by Bosley to put up some original music. So if you ever wanted copies of Ruby 
Slippers or Lie to Me they’re available for free download. If you’re feeling charitable (hehe), you can also buy them for .99. 
xoxo -cct
Tag Archive for Music
New (Free) Songs by Me: cc.tran – Ruby Slippers & Lie To Me
Music Spotlight: Bosley – From Earth (and Free Songs)
Bosley - From Earth
Music from Bosley is the kind everyone needs on their ipod. You know, that kind of music that has you dancing, the songs where the lyrics, beats, and hooks can’t help but stick – and luckily, Bosley is offering songs for free on ReverbNation.
All the songs are great, but here are the ones I love (notice how I mention almost all of them?).
Recommendations/Highlights
- After a long day of paper pushing or wishing you were doing something creative rather than the mundane, Quit Work Make Music can make you quit everything or at least give you a reprieve from your crappy day.
Free Yourself with Far East Movement’s Free Wired
Free Wired
a) New Music! (well…since the last time I bought an album a couple of weeks ago )
b) It’s a really fun album.
I’m writing this after reading (a few) one-star reviews on iTunes criticizing the partying and star-status subject matter that dominates the album. And I’m saying “Isn’t that some of the best parts of the album?”
New Song: Believe – cc.tran + YouTube
I love when songs come from random inspirations – one-off lines that friends say. Zinfandel was one of those songs (“pour me another glass of that wine” – trevor) and I suppose Believe is going to get added to that list (“…as if love has logic” – jesse).
In truth, I wrote most of Believe several weeks ago around Jesse’s birthday actually. He and I were having a random conversation about love and logic to which he mentioned the line “as if love has logic” which got me to thinking because as a self-proclaimed “intellichick” sometimes I think my logic is the biggest problem. Emotions aren’t logical in the least (except that it is logical that people have them), but my logic is all about protocol and “yes/no” and – whether I consciously do it or not – I’m always weighing percentages.
Past Poetry & New Song: Lie to Me
I always find it amazing the sheer amount of volume of things I have written, tucked away, and forgotten. The other day I pulled a line from an old poem that was simply “Lie to Me” and on my evening work break I finished up the song I started from that…entitled Lie to Me. For any Buffy fans, this is not a reference to a Buffy Season 2 Episode, but I applaud you if you did remember that.
