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UPDATE: 1.8.08
Still Inertia could use your help with the new 2008 album "Invested"! Jason Kraley (the man behind Still Inertia) personally invites you INTO the CRC Music Studio to find out how you can help and to give you a special opportunity to hear 5 songs that have been created since the beginning of this "Invested" album project.... just to give you a glimpse of how much time, effort and emotion has been invested into the ultimate goal: The first professionally national duplication, publication and release of the album in 2008. For more information, click here.
UPDATE: 1.1.08
Happy New Year from CRC Music!
CURRENTLY: Until further notice, we are experiencing navigational glitches during our 2007/2008 server migration. Any reference to www.crc-music.com may result in an error message, therefore everything is temporarily being "funneled" and directed through a main gateway via www.jasonkraley.com (the main site of the man behind CRC-Music, Still Inertia and Kraley Productions). Please excuse our dust at this time. Purchases for music from CRC Music should be in working order ONLY ON THIS PAGE at this time.
PLEASE ALSO NOTE: At times you may accidentally be redirected to the "gateway page" from time to time as navigation may become problematic during this migration. If you wish to return to www.crc-music.com, for now, please go to www.jasonkraley.com until further notice. And thank you for your patience and understanding.
UPDATE: 7.9.07
NOW RELEASED FOR FREE DOWNLOAD:
"The Reconstitution Of Roto Visage". Eleven artists came together to reinterpret, reinvent, and reconstitute the work of Roto Visage (one of CRC-Music's colleagues). Featuring remixes by: I.V.Lab, Pocka, Ahasverus, Conversations About The Light; Defractory, Calyx After This, Retro, Still Inertia, Worms Of The Earth, Anything In Wire, Nostalgia.
Still Inertia played its hand in creating a re-version sonata of the song called "Smudge" by Roto Visage off their album - "La Muse Cachée". Still Inertia spent several hard days creating a 7:32 version called "Smudged." I hope you all enjoy in the infinite vastness of musical appreciation, artistic deviation and expressionism that Roto Visage gave all us musicians such a great honor to explore...
This album guest appearance for Still Inertia has been added to Still Inertia's Discography. Click here for more information on the song line up, how to download individual songs or even the entire album online... for free courtesy of Kaos ex Machina netlabel.
Enjoy!
UPDATE: 5.31.07
The Colleagues section has been updated. We welcome Toshio Mana and his project::in•fin•i•ty to the collaborative works of CRC Music.
UPDATE: 10.20.06
Still Inertia: "Closer To Me"
(DVD: NTSC Video Signed Edition)
Total time: 7 minutes - Price: $4.50 US + Shipping ($2.50)
October 7, 2006 was the official release date of the second music video ever for Still Inertia. It is an exclusively first new music video for a song called "Closer To Me" which is promoting the forthcoming third album entitled "Invested." Using footage spanning over 2 years in Cleveland, Ohio, the final lyrical pieces were shot in a day in Philadelphia, PA. Massive amounts of footage taken in Philadelphia were crunched down during pre-production to workable time-elapsed footage. This video explores the rather ever-changing emotional and mental health of someone who needs to get closer toward their own "within" before they are too far gone. It also demonstrates the continually evolving exploration of the creative boundaries of Still Inertia from its previous years. This, of course, combined with the other song "Eileen" only gives you a taste of what is to come on this third album.
The DVD features the full quality version (29.97 frames per second) as opposed to the 15 fps smaller/compressed version in QuickTime format for viewing across the Internet. Fully edited on Final Cut Pro 4.5 HD and finalized with complete menu design and integration on DVD Studio Pro 3. Total editing time: 3 weeks.
For those of you who have been (im)patiently curious about what's happening with the forthcoming album, perhaps hearing this new song and seeing quite a refreshing look at Still Inertia (and the mentally insane brain behind all the musical cacophony) will satiate and intrigue you enough to understand why there is so much heart and soul (and time) being meticulously built into this album's completion.
TO LISTEN TO THE NEW SONG:
Written & Produced by J. Kraley
Additional Drumwork: Roto Visage
Vocals, Lyrics, Music: J. Kraley
VIDEO AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING ONLINE:
(QuickTime, 19.1Mb)
For more information about Still Inertia, please visit www.stillinertia.com.
(US Release ID: CR-V7)
UPDATE: 8.29.06
Two things: Still Inertia is working intensely (and insanely) on the "Invested" album. We'll keep you posted. Secondly, we have adjusted our shipping to a flat rate of $5 instead of $4 to compensate for the wonderfully ever-rising costs of the United States Postal Service. We ship everything 2-3 Day Priority Mail with a Tracking Confirmation number.
...At the moment, CRC Music is very happy to announce that 12 songs are in the works for the forthcoming album from the main CRC artist, Still Inertia. There will be an unusually unique blend of vocal tracks as well as instrumentals this time around; all guided by Jason Kraley's somewhat frenetic experiences and adjustments (or misalignments) of relocating to Philadelphia.
Joining the rotation of existing contributors already including Shwag McGinty, Gooding, Amanda North, and Mike Williams, Still Inertia is warmly welcoming the assistance of guest technicians, musicians, and lyrical writers from across the country including Roto Visage, Elaine Diflavis (from former Philadelphia's "The Side-Effects"), Toshio Mana (from project::in•fin•i•ty), and Courtney Smith... and the list of guest talent is growing as of this moment. The new album, entitled "Invested", also carries with it tremendous support, guidance and voluntary technical assistance from Jason Popejoy, Stephen Keever, Alex Vega, Zack Berman, John Rowland, Keith Royer and last, but very not least, Still Inertia is honored to have the most distinct pleasure of having the Red Rabbit himself go out on a wonderous limb and created a custom made painting and artwork for the design of the upcoming album cover. His vision will appropriately serve as its embodiment of the most mentally dynamic range of emotional wreckage and beauty in audible form Still Inertia has ever composed to date. "Invested" is sure to bring more than one unpleasantly pleasant surprise to your ears. Yes, there will be some very real drums, electric and acoustic guitars in this upcoming session of headache and mental deconstruction made audibly flesh... the introductory use of an actual Steinway Grand Piano and a turntable "ta boot." Stay tuned for more updates as the evolution continues...
Still Inertia: "From The Ancient Center"
Total time: 45 minutes - Price: $10 US + Shipping
"Cetus (excerpt)" Listen (MP3, 1.2M)
"You Shed Light In Me (excerpt)" Listen (MP3, 1.2M)
"Vessels (excerpt)" Listen (MP3, 1.3M)
"From The Ancient Center" is the new album from Still Inertia which serves as the musical companion to an art exhibition installed April 7, 2005, by native Cleveland artist, Christine Siarka, entitled "From The Ancient Center: Mandala Drawings and Metal Sculptures". Christine translates her own personal, contemporary versions of mandalas from the traditional Tibetan concepts into amazing metal sculptures of mandalas. Jason Kraley, working under the musical identity Still Inertia, was commissioned to create music specifically for this exhibit and its installation. Working in the studio with Mike Williams (of MadNote Productions) and Amanda North, this is the first time Still Inertia created an album that concentrates on the human experience during meditation. With such intentions, it is with great hope that the listener becomes aware of the moment in time they create each time this album is played in its entirety; a moment when nature and technology exist harmoniously...
Fretless bass guitars, Siren-like vocal textures, rich layers of tribal rhythms, tints of pianos, humpback whales, a chinese gong, and even a turntable are all carefully and vividly woven together to create "From The Ancient Center". With meticulous continuity, this album exhibits 4 songs (or movements) specifically created for the walking meditation engaged during the exhibition's opening night. The evening was a wonderful success and experience, and the CD was pre-released to those who attended that night. The positive consensus from the participants in the walking meditation was: "I've never heard music like this before." The music was a permanent installation of the exhibit and will continue to encourage the interaction of visitors, connecting the visual art with the music, to create an ever-evolving rock mandala in the center of the room. Photos and video captured its growth and will be released online in the very near future in The Memory section of www.jasonkraley.com.
For more information about Still Inertia, please visit www.stillinertia.com.
(US Release ID: CR-40705)
Jason Kraley & Mike Williams: "Touched"
Total time: 56 minutes - Price: $10 US + Shipping
"Equity (excerpt)" Listen (MP3, 707K)
"Per Il Nonno (excerpt)" Listen (MP3, 709K)
"Impermanence (excerpt)" Listen (MP3, 716K)
"Touched" is the first collaboration between Jason Kraley (of Still Inertia) and Mike Williams (of MadNote Productions) to create musical atmospheric movements in a mutual arena of audible expression that can be heard and felt. Writing "Touched" was mainly a departure for Mike in terms of how he previously conceived of music with structured composition. Jason took the opportunity to personally explore and expand preconceptions (misconceptions?) of "ambient music", giving it texture and rhythm. The result of their blending musical personalities was well worth their perseverence. The motivation for this beautifully mastered album was to provide a a continuous background of changing atmospheres as a soundtrack for the Touched: Art Exhibition by Wild Plum Productions in Cleveland, 2004. The album features 5 movements that express the many musical representations of the sense of touch, and it was pre-released on the exhibition's opening night, November 26, 2004. Now it is officially released publicly by Compression Records Cleveland/MadNote Productions.
CRC Music is proud to release the first collaborative release between two record labels! Compression Records Cleveland and MadNote Productions worked long, hard hours to make "Touched" a seemless movement of musical atmospheres and meditative environments.
(US Release ID: 112604-CR-MN)
Still Inertia: "Upgrade"
Total time: 76 minutes - Price: $10 US + Shipping
With the turn-of-the-century CD project called "Heaven" CD put on indefinite hiatus, Still Inertia has now released its finalized version of the latest release (and first full-length album in CD format): "Upgrade". It is an album almost in the form of a collection of songs spanning from July 2000 through October 2004. Thank you to all those who purchased the evolving copies faithfully through offline means. This final version is now finally available for purchase online.
"Upgrade" starts off with one of the latest works recorded in the studio in October 2004 with the song "Off-Season" which features 5 layers of guitar: 3 from the mad genius Mike Williams and the remaining 2 are Still Inertia's first time touching a guitar and the results were stunning, according to fellow listeners. Amongst the album's journey, there are a few indulgent tracks composed within the past three studio years (produced entirely by Jason Kraley) such as "Mother" (2001), "Steve's Key" (2003), and the latest "Dreamwaiting" (2004) - but perhaps some of the best highlights on "Upgrade" are songs that were a result of working with such wonderful and talented guest musicians spanning the years throughout this album. Songs like "More Than Anything" (2000) beautifully mesh the vocal harmonies of Amanda North, the guitar talents of Mike Williams, and the generous drum collaboration with Gooding. Joe Minadeo's signature sound can be heard in "What You See" (2004), Shwag McGinty's guitar and looping talents are evident in "The Prisons Of Language", and (unbeknownst at first to him) Joe Rohan's own guitar pluckings made their way into the personally cathartic "I Miss You" (2003).
If you have been a fan of Still Inertia's music, this is the first time you can have a full-length (and remastered) CD album of what could very well be considered the "best of" the best tracks to be written after the digital studio was assembled (back in February of 2000). "Upgrade" was remastered at MadNote Studios by Mike Williams with additional assistance from Rob Kress.
(US Release ID: CR-1004)
Still Inertia w/Mike Williams: "Collections" (EP)
Total time: 29 minutes - Price: $5 US + Shipping
Released just in time for Tax Season 2002, influenced by recent experiences with a particular bill collector, as well as a collaboration with Mike Williams, has manifested itself into a new song. Fusing electronic rhythms, sounds, and samples with acoustic guitar and piano textures, Collections introduces the rare element of the bill collector himself sampled and trapped in a unique instrumental landscape.
"Collections" opens this 5-track EP. The ambience and depth of the CD turns a notch down and inward as the next track - with the coffee-shop-with-ulterior-motives feel - follows with yet another collaborative fusion between Mike Williams and Jason Kraley as they lay down a soundtrack for a highly unimportant evening at "8 O'Clock, Saturday Night". Two more tracks follow nicely, indulging in two opposites of the instrumental vs. lyrical spectrum. Finishing off is a reprise and an extension of the guitar and piano textures that act out the point when you simply don't let bill collectors get to you... You transcend as "Collections (I Don't Care)" ends out the CD.
(US Release ID: CR-302A)
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