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ACM@UCO STUDENTS WILL RELEASE THEIR FIRST EP, “PHASES OF THE MOON”

ACM students Chris Krummrich, Triston Lightner and Campbell Young, in addition to OCCC student Sean Kanaly, of psychedelic indie-rock band Don’t Tell Dena are releasing their debut EP “Phases of the Moon.” The album will be available on Feb. 9 on all major music websites such as iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music and more. “Phases of the Moon” will feature a unique blend of lyrics, synth sounds and futuristic notes in an all-original album.

Don’t Tell, Dena!’s musical influences include bands such as Pink Floyd, The Killers, Walk the Moon, and Panic! at the Disco.

In their short time together, Don’t Tell, Dena! has performed at a host of venues and festivals including the Belle Isle Brewery, VZDs Restaurant and Bar, Sauced at The Paseo, The Bottle Cap Barn, The Yeti in Tulsa, Metro Music Festival, The Festival of the Arts, Twister Fest, Paseo Arts Festival, and Paramount Theater.

View upcoming shows

Posted on January 31, 2018 by Brendan Maxwell

ACM@UCO STUDENT AMBER NORLIN TO PERFORM IN CARNEGIE HALL FEB. 2

ACM students get some crazy cool opportunities: student Amber Norlin will be performing in an Honor’s Choir at Carnegie Hall Feb. 2!

Under the direction of conductor Dr. Eph Ehly, Amber and the choir will perform:

Ain’t-a That Good News arr. by Mark Hayes
Christus Factus Est by Bruckner
Cry Out and Shout by Knut Nystedt
Fare Thee Well Love arr. by James Mulholland
Forever Music by Mark Hayes
Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier arr. by Dwight Uphaus
Thanks Be to God (Elijah) by Mendelssohn
Where Have All the Flowers Gone arr. by Dwight Uphaus

Posted on January 19, 2018 by Brendan Maxwell

ACM@UCO ALUMNUS JASON SCOTT RECORDS FIRST ALBUM, WILL PERFORM IN OKC JAN. 19

ACM alumnus Jason Scott has finished recording his first album, “Living Rooms,” and will be holding a show at the Tower Theatre Studio in Oklahoma City on Jan. 19 to support the vinyl release! Doors open at 7 p.m., show starts at 8 p.m.

Purchase tickets to help support Jason!

“Living Rooms” is available on Spotify. Listen now!

Owner of ON Studios, lead man of jazz/pop group The Dulcets, and co-founder of String and Sound, Jason has played/sang throughout the country in various projects.

Posted on January 16, 2018 by Brendan Maxwell

ACM TRAVELS TO TULSA TECH CAMPUSES

The month of November was a busy month for student recruitment at ACM!

Brenda Brent and Chris Hicks, along with ACM lecturers Rob Derrick and Travis Tester, traveled to the Riverside and Owasso campuses of Tulsa Tech to speak about the opportunities for careers in the entertainment industry

Huge thanks to Tulsa Tech instructors Walt Bowers and Michael Haggard from Riverside campus and Tim Bell from Owasso campus for having us!

Posted on November 29, 2017 by Brendan Maxwell

ACM TO OFFER NEW SESSION LAB CLASS FOR SPRING 2018

Attention all Logic producers, Ableton producers, audio engineers, singers, songwriters, and musicians!!

Want to take a course that combines all of YOU in the studio to WRITE MUSIC TOGETHER?? If so, Session Lab is your pathway into the modern world of collaborative music creation!

Coming Spring 2018.

Posted on November 6, 2017 by Brendan Maxwell

ACM@UCO STUDENT BAND THE IVY’S LATEST SINGLE HITS MORE THAN 500,000 LISTENS ON SPOTIFY

ACM@UCO student synth-pop and indie band The Ivy released their latest single, “Gold,” back in July. The song has hit more than 500,000 listens on Spotify and was also featured on Spotify’s Global Viral Chart and US Viral Chart! Listen to the song on Spotify here.

The Ivy regularly perform in the Oklahoma City metro and in Tulsa at various venues. View all of their upcoming shows here.

Learn more about The Ivy by visiting their webpage.

Posted on October 25, 2017 by Brendan Maxwell

ACM@UCO Student Wins Best Musical Score At 48 Hour Film Festival

ACM@UCO contemporary music production student Noah Copeland recently won Best Musical Score at Oklahoma City’s 48 Hour Film Project Awards Show, which took place at the Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City on Sept. 26. Noah recorded the automated dialogue replacement (ADR) and composed all of the music for “The Bar Maid in the Forest,” one of the award-winning films created during the 48 Hour Film Project.

The 48 Hour Film Project is a competition in which participants have a total of 48 hours to complete a film based on a randomly selected genre, a line of dialogue, and a prop that must be included in the film.

For further information about the annual project, visit http://www.48hourfilm.com/oklahomacity.

Posted on September 6, 2017 by Brendan Maxwell
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