Monday, September 14, 2020
New Order's BLUE MONDAY cover featuring Scot Alexander (bassist for Dishwalla) - Live performances
Sean Christopher Evoking Emotion with Synthesizers
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"Hello eveyone! It's been over 2 weeks since my last video, but due to unfortunately going through some depressing Carpal Tunnel issues, performing and even using my PC and music gear has been increasingly difficult. Hopefully the 2 weeks away are worth the wait because I am very happy to have the bassist for Dishwalla, Scot Alexander, joining me at bringing you a cover of New Order's 'Blue Monday' from 1983. Scot performers the iconic bassline from the track as well as providing the vocals. Even at the cost of looking a little crippled with my wrist/hand/fingers issues I decided that I should finally record myself playing my various synths for the track and am very happy on how both the track and the video came out.
I hope that you all enjoy this cover as much as we had in creating it."
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