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It's been a busy stretch in my musical world, with a few things worth sharing as we head toward the end of 2026. Here's what's happening.
Crow — A New Look
My song Crow, released in September, now has a new lyric video and Facebook Reel. I had some fun putting these together, and I'd love for you to check them out. Happy Halloween!
Crow: Watch the Youtube Full Video
Crow: Watch the Facebook Reel
Photon
My next single, Photon, arrives November 27 — the day after Thanksgiving. At its heart, there's something about being present and the ephemeral nature of the present. But don't expect a straightforward musical or lyrical journey.Things get a little strange, a little abstract, and maybe a little crazy. Sometimes that's where the interesting stuff happens. I'm looking forward to sharing this one. And by the way, is a photon a wave or a particle? It has no mass, yet somehow carries energy. And does it only become a particle when we look at it? Right NOW? What the hell is that?
Alaska — New Year's Day 2027
A new year, a new album. Alaska is scheduled for release January 1, 2027. Nine songs, each with its own journey, coming together under a title that has a certain mystery to it. Alaska... and I do not know why. Sometimes a title doesn't need to explain itself. It just needs to feel right.
Curious? Here's a little preview of what's coming.
Alaska: Watch the Facebook Reel
A Different Kind of Musical Journey
On November 20, I'll be playing with FMSix at the Bugeye Grill. We cover the music of Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks, and I'll be on keyboards. A different musical world from my own songwriting and production, but always good to get out from behind the studio desk and play live. Oh, and did I mention the band absolutely kicks ass!
The Muse and the Infinite Toolbox
I have more musical toys at my disposal than I could ever hope to master in a lifetime. Synthesizers, sound libraries, plugins that twist and transform sounds in extraordinary ways. Add to that all the music I'd love to draw inspiration from, and the creative possibilities become almost infinite.
Sounds wonderful, right? Well, sometimes it's paralyzing. Too many directions, too many choices, too much noise.
I've learned that sometimes the hardest part of creating something is deciding what to leave out. Before the muse can take flight, I need to clear a little space for it.
By the way, that's my longtime musical collaborator Lars "Kickassis" Bedhead from Sweden. The guy can shred on guitar!
As always, thank you so much for stopping by for a bit. Deep Bow.
Sincerely,
Dave
davidhusted.com
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