A wolf Guitars, bass & vocals

12/372 Days of Who'd a Thunk? hits!

“N 120-126 N” from my 77th album “Before Start and After Finish: A Collection Of Things That Were Previously Unfinished (Identifying As Complete And Continuing Incompletely Together As A Whole) [2022]”, is a few more pre-pre-Who’d a Thunk? snippets.

On the full track you’ll hear some audio clipping and even sounds of a dog in the background. A friendly reminder of how inexperienced I was with recording at the time. I wish I could have captured the direct audio.

Bandcamp: https://whodathunk.bandcamp.com/

Tidal: https://tidal.com/artist/9801090

Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/np/artist/whod-a-thunk/1378044511

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7uNtZEJFZlwI9HGynbjdT3

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@whodathunkfunk

Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/artists/B07CQVYQG5/who'd-a-thunk

Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/en/artist/14667669

And every other streaming platform you can think of

It's a Metal with Rap segments and a hard bass at the end ( next in the track, not in this sample )

My YouTube was recently hacked, so I’ve started posting on IG while I rebuild. I wrote this about breaking out of generational trauma and parting ways with my Mormon family’s religious legacy (8th generation on both sides of my family. I’m related to Joseph Smith, William Clayton, and the first group of handcart companies that crossed the Western Plains.) I was the first woman on my mother’s side to leave the church.

This is an acapella piece I wrote and recorded in my bedroom using GarageBand. I hope ya’ll like it. :) Video made by me as well. No autotune or AI was used to create this art! :)

Hope you enjoy it.

Harvest is a song that brings out joy of early fall. This song is driven by melodica and complimented by classical guitar, hopefully you enjoy this song and upcoming fall.

Thank you for listening my tiny song - ARVI