A musician sleeps and while sleeping dreams of performing dream-vision renditions of songs he loves by artists he’s long admired. That’s the concept of “I’ll Cover You in My Dreams.” Available now on Bandcamp, iTunes, Spotify, and wherever else you get your music online.
Featuring Jules Leyhe (electric guitar) and Elisa Wendell (vocals).
Here’s a trailer for a short film I’ve been working on for quite some time – like my whole life if you think about it. I plan on sending the film out to festivals and other places soon. Wish me luck.
Very special thanks to:
Theresa Calpotura – original score
Rae Steinwand – animation
Jacob Winik – mastering
Thanks to Loren Rhoads for interviewing me recently about my contribution to her collection of cemetery stories. “Death’s Garden Revisted” includes many interesting and entertaining essays, including “In the Shadow of Eldfell,” a piece I wrote after travelling to Iceland.
What’s my favorite song about a graveyard? You’ll have to read the interview to find out!!!
YOU CAN CHECK OUT MY INTERVIEW HERE:
https://cemeterytravel.com/2024/07/12/deaths-garden-contributor-greg-roensch/
You can also follow the link to find out how to pick up a copy of “Death’s Garden Revisited.”
Scroll down for a first look at the tunes included in “I’ll Cover You in My Dreams.”
A musician sleeps and while sleeping dreams of performing dream-vision renditions of songs he loves by artists he’s long admired. That’s the concept, in a nutshell, of my new album “I’ll Cover You in My Dreams.”
Featuring 11 covers and two original tunes.
Coming Soon.
“Dream of Sailing” is a short poetry-film set in a faraway hospital where the narrator, recently returned from war, imagines a life at sea. But will he ever leave the confines of the infirmary?
Thanks to everyone who played a part in creating this film.
I’m grateful to the REELpoetry 2024 film festival for making “THE MISSING BOOK” an official selection at their upcoming event in Houston.
I look forward to seeing all the films selected to screen at this poetry-film fest.
And now… here’s a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the all-new “Fear the G-Drive” album. “E Is for Elephant” is the opening number on the record. It’s also a fun new lyric video (edited by Nico Sotomayor).
All the images in this video come from the spots where the record was made. TW’s Mancave Studio in Calistoga! TOP 1 Studio in San Mateo! And Tiny Telephone Recording Studio in Oakland!
Fear the G-Drive. Made in California. Turn it up to 11. If you dare!
BOOM. New Album Available now. Spotify. Apple / iTunes. Bandcamp. Anywhere. Everywhere. Like it. Love it. Share it. Buy it. Review it. Everything you need to know is on our website:
https://fearthegdrive.com/
I’m looking forward to checking out a screening today of “This is Where We’ll Build the Labyrinth” at the Balboa Theater in San Francisco as part of the local short film collection at the Another Hole in the Head Film Festival (1:30pm, PST).
My film is also playing on Dec 9 at the 4 Star in San Francisco with a group of animated shorts.
Can’t make it to SF? That’s okay, you can see the film online later in December at the official website of the Another Hole in the Head Film Festival.
