Cloudchord

SPOOKY SEASON, BUT MAKE IT LO-FI… 🌙🧟‍♂️

MUMMY is my new tune — hazy, eerie & made for those late-night vibes. 🕯️🎶

Put your headphones on.
Turn the lights down.
Press play. 👻

https://link.cloudchord.net/mummy

Here’s today’s reminder: the people doing meaningful, fulfilling work usually aren’t spending much time tearing someone else down. ✌️

The Secret Dreams thunder and lightening came at 3:52am, just 8 minutes before my set.
24 hours in Ohio and I didn’t get to play. 😢 At least I got to see a few old friends!

I had the chance to play lap steel with Bayonne for his album that drops this week. He's one of my favorite Texas artists! Check it out!

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Finishing my festival season in Ohio for Secret Dreams this weekend.
See you late night Friday!!

Our Deadtronica live set just crossed 50K views and it’s still climbing!

Haven’t taken the full 2-hour trip yet? 🌹💀⚡️
I’ll drop the link in the comments — come see what Grateful Dead meets EDM sounds like live.

Last night in Asbury, NJ was 🔥
Headed to Michigan for Woodkey festival tonight!

Beautiful times w/ friends and family in upstate NY 🌈

How did playing with members of the Grateful Dead eventually lead to Deadtronica ?

My bandmate Aron Magner talks about his history playing with members of the Dead, and what happens when we bring that spirit into the electronic world.

If you’re curious how Grateful Dead meets EDM came together—or what you’re walking into next week in Asbury Park—start here. ⚡️🌹

Not Fade Away: Deadtronica’s Aron Magner on Billy Kreutzmann, Creative Risk & Why the Grateful Dead Still Belong to the Future Aron Magner of The Disco Biscuits discuss his new band Deadtronica - an EDM/Grateful Dead hybrid w/guitarist Cloudchord.

I highly recommend that every guitarist traveling through Austin or Nashville file a formal complaint at TSA.gov.

Austin and Nashville are two of the last true “Guitar Towns” in the country, yet Transportation Security Administration - TSA at both airports routinely forces musicians carrying guitars through an unnecessary extra screening step that can add 10–20 minutes to the security process.

Denver and LaGuardia use the exact same screening machines, but the simple addition of larger trays allows musicians to move through security just like everyone else.

I filed a formal complaint and pointed out that this is a very fixable problem. These airports serve cities where working musicians and musical instruments are a huge part of the culture and economy. We even have giant guitar statues at baggage claim in Austin. Kind of ironic, huh?

We shouldn’t have to build an extra 20 minutes into airport security simply because we’re traveling with a guitar.

If enough of us speak up, maybe we can get this changed. Strength in numbers. 🎸