Hey guys. So, a bit ago, my account was locked. Apparently I was on an IP which was associated with spammers. Somewhat odd, since I join via a closed proxy (only myself and one other person use it, and since they rarely ever use it anyway, I'm pretty sure they're not spamming NG). Maybe I connected on a public network at some point and people had been spamming on it. No idea. Either way, I'm back now and things are good.

SITUATION UPDATE: I'm in Eugene, Oregon. Going to be looking for jobs and trying to get situated. If I don't get any interviews after a month, I'm going back to Portland Oregon to try there. If that doesn't work, it's back to Maine for me. Good luck, self.

OTHER SITUATION UPDATE: It's just about NGADM time, and I've a couple ideas for music. I'll be working with camoshark, so we'll see how things turn out. We have a couple ideas for collabs, too.

One idea I had might not be in the NGADM but I want to do it anyway. Even if it'll be for the NGADM, I'll need to start now. I was listening through ZeFrank's ashow, and found this. Let's make something like it!

I want you, whoever's reading, to record yourself talking about yourself, something you saw today on a walk which you thought was special, an interesting dream, your school, just something interestinga bout your life. It doesn't have to be dramatic, and it might even be better if it's not dramatic. You can make several if you want, try to keep each of them to one topic. The most interesting and usable will be made into a piece of music! I won't record any names or anything, so don't worry about what you talk about - you'll remain anonymous. (say it's a recording of your friend or something if you're worried. ...oh, and you can submit things they talk about too)

Don't worry about your microphone quality - a little background noise is fine. I can chop it out (though I'll more likely try to work it into the piece. Nice lo-fi sound <3 )

PM the recordings to me when you've made them!

Oh, also, if you're okay with it, I might take little bits and pieces of the recordings and make them into a sample pack or something.

Thanks, everyone!