To be fully honest, I’ve been “on” Mastodon since 2018 (so the site tells me) but honestly never got into it. But, with Twitter expected to change in unpleasant ways, I’ve taken a new interest in Mastodon.
I’ve released a new album. It’s called Loosies
It’s a collection of tracks I’ve made over the last 2 years or so, tracks that haven’t found a real home. I thought to just assemble them into an album to make them available.
It’s pay-what-you-want.
I made a video of a single live take of guitar riffing over a Renoise backing track.
Grafix were done using Processing triggered by MIDI to place/size animated GIFs.
A made a minimalist video of recent track, Quarantseen.
Quarantseen from James Britt on Vimeo.
The music is also available on Bandcamp.
I _was_ ever so slowly working on a set of short, to-the-point e-books focused on technology for artists and other hackers.
I've already published Just the Best Parts: OSC for Artists
OSC for Artists - PDF/Mobi/EPub bundle
You can also visit the James Britt Amazon author page.
My brother Gerry has written an outstanding collection of essays about his travels in Ireland.
Goodwill on Credit: Travels in Ireland
I've assembled a page of music by artists I think merit your consideration.
I'm an artist, writer, musician, and technologist living in Scottsdale, Arizona.
I'm currently working on some E-books, focusing on technology for artists: Kinect Hacking for Artists and Open Sound Control for Artists.
I've some articles here, and you can read about some of my software projects as well
I like to see a strong Phoenix community of creative, inventive people, and helped start Refresh Phoenix (now sadly defunct), Ignite Phoenix, Refactor Phoenix, Barcamp Phoenix, AZ Hackers, and the Phoenix Ruby User Group.
I run Neurogami, an art+technology multimedia development company.
You can also find me at Google+, SoundCloud, Twitter, CD Baby, Ello, and probably a few other places.
To reach me, see my About page.