John P Earls

Consider my new song on N1M, “It’s Time To Go Home”. A simple instrumental including guitar, bass, piano, drums, and of course, a couple euphoniums. Ok three. The song “It’s Time To Go Home” was fun from day one; I hope you enjoy it.

I hope you listen my new song “2019”. We’ve lost a lot since that year ended. Music is still in our culture and encouraging music in your life and the lives of others helps future music of all styles. This song mixes traditional and electronic instrumental music about the year 2019. I hope you like the music, and I hope the year was worth remembering.

I used to dread Mondays, so bad I could hardly enjoy Sunday knowing what was coming. Then I discovered River Monday. I began to look forward to it, and then it became therapeutic. Please enjoy the song, River Monday. I hope you feel better soon

Radiogram is ready for your listening pleasure. It definitely belongs in the Experimental category. Some of the parts are weird but necessary to express the feel of the music. Please humor me and give Radiogram a try.

New for 2021, Visitor’s Bureau is Experimental with a Jazz influence. Traditional instruments like Flugelhorn, Tenor Sax and not so traditional Electronics blend for some fun. Please enjoy Visitor’s Bureau.

Probably my last upload for 2020 is “Aftermath”. This song is an instrumental but there are lyrics posted. I like to read them while listening because the words are important, and the melody is easy to follow. Two verses in the beginning and two on the way out. The middle of the song tries to say it without words. I hope you enjoy Aftermath and listen to it often. Thank you.

At long last I’ve posted my new song, “Ethan Beauregard”. There will be some slight adjustments for a while as it settles in. This unusual group of instruments includes piano, synthesizer, drum set, English horn, a concert pedal harp, a couple violins, and a stand-up bass playing with a bow. Some might say I’m pushing the envelope of good taste, but that’s what I do. Please let Ethan guide you. Let go of everything and enjoy the ride. Thank you for listening to “Ethan Beauregard”.

I need to hear some music. Have you felt like that lately? A song list is good therapy. A song list can help you be more productive, and it stimulates creative problem solving. I hope you enjoy my new song Europa and will try it in your therapeutic song list. Please check out my other songs while you’re at it. Thank you.

It’s been three weeks since I uploaded “Martian Air Space” and thanks to you it’s number one in Experimental Music. My next song is, “Exterminating Circumstances” This song wrote itself. I get home from work overwhelmed, exhausted; and something takes over. I’m not complaining. Anyway if you could listen to “Exterminating Circumstances” I will be extremely happy. Be patient, it has something to say. Let me know what it is. Revisit “Martian Air Space” and I'm already working on the next one.

Greetings survivors; “Martian Air Space” is the second song I’ve finished and uploaded so far in 2020. Hopefully there will be many more. I enjoy pushing the envelope of taste and normality. Please enjoy it no matter what language you speak; it’s instrumental mostly. I realize the intro is weird and it does that minor/major thing I’m in conflict with; but the body of the song stays in a minor key. Yes it changes key after the intro but it’s like a seventh chord five, leading back to a minor chord one; but even more soothing. You know, these chord changes; 1, 5, 4, 1; or 1, 4, 5, 1. So if you’re in the key of “A” minor…Ok please enjoy “Martian Air Space” and forget about what key it’s in. But be careful; it’s not our air space.

I would like to introduce “Anatum”. This new song was fun to write and play. I hope it’s fun to listen. Another song I want to introduce is my last one “Toledo”. I tried to promote it earlier but I hit the wrong button or something; anyway check out “Toledo” and “Anatum”. I hope you add them to your song list. I admit I like minor keys, but you can cheer them up with 7th, 9th and diminished flavors. Sometimes it almost feels weird to be in a major key. Remember we don’t care why you come, we don’t care where you from, we don’t care who you brung, and we don’t care what you done; welcome to my home, Toledo. Not really, but it’s the song.

Greetings, I'm happy when people ask for more music. “Other Places” is like summer; kind of up tempo laid back and no hurry to go by. Maybe it'll touch a nerve or two; I hope so. I also re-mixed “No Life” with a little more volume to balance the play list, and I hope it’s re-visited. Thanks for listening.