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09/18/2026

A few threads, two bronze brooches, and a woman reaching across 1,300 years. “The Thread Remembers” is about bringing her back to life, and wondering what our own small things will someday say about us.

The autumnal equinox is coming to the UMass Sunwheel. I wrote a new song for it, “The Turning Line,” built around equal ...
09/16/2026

The autumnal equinox is coming to the UMass Sunwheel. I wrote a new song for it, “The Turning Line,” built around equal light, equal night, the turning Earth and our place in the circle.

https://sweetsongsrecords.bandcamp.com/track/the-turning-line

UMass Amherst astronomers will lead hour-long discussions during the events to explain the celestial cause of the sun’s changing position. The astronomers will describe the seasonal positions of Earth, the sun and moon, while answering public questions about astronomy. I wrote a song about it.

A 7-foot ancient statue once honored a powerful man. Centuries later, the Romans broke it, turned it face-down and used ...
09/05/2026

A 7-foot ancient statue once honored a powerful man. Centuries later, the Romans broke it, turned it face-down and used it in a road. Now it's been found again. “The Road Remembers” is my new folk song about power, time, forgotten names and enduring stone.

https://sweetsongsrecords.bandcamp.com/track/road-remembers

09/04/2026

“Mother of the Pulse” grew from this week’s strange new chapter in the Einstein/quantum story: What if information is never truly lost? What if beneath matter, space and time, something keeps the memory of everything? The body disappears. The pulse remains.
https://sweetsongsrecords.bandcamp.com/track/mother-of-the-pulse

Land of Olive Trees is a song of witness and remembrance—written in response to what’s unfolding in Palestine, and roote...
09/04/2026

Land of Olive Trees is a song of witness and remembrance—written in response to what’s unfolding in Palestine, and rooted in the enduring connection between land, history, and resilience. The lyrics reflect the landscape as more than just terrain—it’s memory, identity, and unyielding spirit.
This is not a political anthem, but a human one. A tribute to a people who have endured through centuries of upheaval, who still plant and harvest, sing and mourn, resist and survive.
Let the trees speak. Let the hills sing. Let the heart remember.

from the album Compilation - War and Conflict, part 2

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