Lights in the Attic - A Debut Mixtape

Hello, Wanderers!

Today marks the release of my first official Mixtape, Lights in the Attic. This one's a little more serious than I would've liked for my debut, but hey- go big or go home, right?

Don't worry, Mom, the images are Royalty Free. I won't go to jail.

The theming should become pretty obvious throughout the mix. I don't know that I'll upload the track list for the mix, but depending on requests, I suppose I could be troubled to. I'd certainly recommend you listen to the mix first before checking out the wonderful artists that made this project a possibility (if posted). You certainly wouldn't want to ruin the story! Unless you're one of those disgusting people that reads the last page of a book first...

I hope to post several more Mixes on here, and hopefully now that I've started I can be troubled to dig out some of my numerous backlogged shame pile of Mixes I've been working on since 2015... *cough* But! I suppose that'll have to wait for another day, won't it?

In the meantime, I hope you enjoy! If you do, drop a comment on the blog letting me know what you think. It would be pretty neat to actually have a reason to check out this page from time to time.

Until next time, friends!

The Amateur Cartographer

Hello, World! Today, A New Blog Is Born.

Thanks for stopping by! Hopefully you’ll come to enjoy being here as much I enjoy having you. Here you can find the story of a Michigan Native with more diversified interests than a New York Real Estate agent. Figuratively. I don't have that much open time on my hands. (Who does?)

I'll keep my introduction short, because I've got way more interesting things to share with you than the first 23 years of my life, and you've got better things to do with your time. If you really want to know more, check out the About Me over on that bar to the right, or send me a message, I'd love to chat.

Some of the things I enjoy most on this spinning rock we call Earth include performing and writing music, light novels, the wonderful outdoors of The Great Lakes State, gaming, anime, IPAs, and a coffee strong enough to bring the dead back to life. If you enjoy any or all of those things, stick around, there will be more of all to come.

But enough of the introductions: let me talk about something more interesting!