Hi folks!
Hope you're doing alright. I know there's all kinds of pressure on people right now; i'm not excluded from that. It's been tougher than usual over here for various reasons not limited to the pandemic, but continuing to keep conelcast going has been a good thing to focus on. As usual, I hope conelcast helps you a bit too.
Thanks so much for listening and don't forget to follow me on twitter @conelraduk and subscribe, if you haven't already, to the Patreon, for higher quality versions of the tracks! Still just three bucks US for 2 tracks a month (though the window for getting on at this price is closing...) There's extra stuff there too!
There are other ways, including free ways, that you can help too -- please see below!
Bandcamp
I have about six albums of music at conelrad.bandcamp.com. They're mostly shorter tracks, but these are the albums that inspired conelcast (because people told me that they listened to them while working)/
You can pay whatever you like for them. Some people have done this already (thank you so much).
Free ways to support!!!!!
If you know artists, coders, creatives or open-plan office workers of any kind who could be interested, do let them know about conelcast. Also, if you know of anywhere I could recommend the podcast -- popular blogs/sites for artists and other creatives, for instance -- do let me know. You can email me at conelrad@munchhouse.com or get me on Twitter at conelraduk.
You can join the conelrad mailing list here. That's the best way to keep updated with conelcast and other conelrad projects.
Rating on Apple Podcasts (even if you don't use your Apple device to listen)
- Launch Apple's Podcast app.
- Tap the Search tab.
- Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review.
- Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right.
- Tap the album art for the podcast.
- Tap the Reviews tab.
- Tap Write a Review at the bottom.
2. Tell as many people as you can about the show! Recommended it to friends--especially those who are artists, writers, coders or people who just need something to help them focus on what they're doing. I personally work in a large open-plan hotdesking office and listen to stuff like this all the time.
Whether you do any of the above or not, thank you so much for listening. It's great that you'd trust me with your ears.
(c) 2020 conelrad. To discuss reuse, derivatives, licensing or commissions please email conelrad@munchhouse.com.
