This is a song and music video (created by Nicole Cebula) explaining the process of creating ethanol from corn using enzymes.
This is a song written almost three years ago. The lyrics are partly from a poem that I read which was written by a friend of mine. I finally found a style and reason to do up a recording of “all of me.”
This song was written, recorded, and posted on December 22nd. This is a new song…and a new style for Meredith Jones.
This was recorded a few years ago at Overdub Lane in Durham…produced by the same guy who did one of the Squirrel Nut Zippers’ albums. It’s supposed to be about a young boy with a healthy obsession with a famous, but local, musical artist…within reach, but not really.
Help our music video win $25,000 worth of classroom technology!
Please vote for our video:
http://eimakeover.shycast.com/contestant/456/
Jamie Hall, 6th grade math & science teacher at Centennial Campus
Middle School (CCMS), a group of almost 20 CCMS students, and Lodge
McCammon from The Friday Institute collaborated to create a music
video about how Mr. Hall and his students use technology in their
classroom.
We entered this video into an international competition put on by the
company eInstruction. With almost 300 entries, our video has made it to
the top 5 in the middle school category!!! If we win the contest,
then Mr. Hall and CCMS will receive over $25,000 worth of technology
to be used in his classroom.
Interesting facts about the video:
1. A 7th grade CCMS student is singing lead vocals (amazing talent!!!)
2. Almost 20 other middle schoolers are singing back up vocals
3. The entire video was filmed using a $130 Flip Video Camera
However, we need your help! 30% of the final “score” for our video
will be based on public voting. So, please check out the video, vote
for “eInstruction - it’s time.” Help us spread the word by
forwarding this email to others who enjoy supporting Centennial
Campus Middle School, NC State University’s College of Education and
The Friday Institute.
Please vote for our video:
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**you will need to register for an account on the site before you
vote but it only takes a moment!
Last May PBS was here from Minnesota and filmed two music videos to the songs “Nanotechnology” and “Scale.” The star of those music videos…me. I know. Really…I know. Here they are:
Nanotechnology
Scale
Written and recorded on August 30th - during the flood!
I was asked to write and record a new jingle for Centennial Campus Middle School’s “Wolf News” - how could I say no? They are going to hold a contest for the students and allow them to create music videos…the best of which will make it on to the news in the mornings. I wish middle school was this awesome when I was there….20 years ago.
Here it is: Wolf News.mp3
This was my submission for the Klondike Bar Video Contest. Did not even make the semi-finals. Bummer 
Luke Miles created a few sample videos for the Bang J jingles
Here are some mulit-genre jingles for a company in the triangle called Bangj (!j). Their product is called NetCannery. Check out their web site and listen to the songs for an explanation of what they do.
Lodge performs live experimenting with a multi-media experience. He used a DVD recording of himself, singing lead vocals, while in real life he played acoustic and sang backup.
Alexis in Texas
Click here to watch more videos from the show!
Lodge McCammon and Paul Miller perform live at the Double Down in Raleigh, NC. April 12th, 2008.
Lydia
Ben Mckeown and Lodge McCammon launch www.benandlodge.com
Check it out, grab some free music, watch videos, and participate in a contest or two!
William is my first name. I write a lot of songs using names…and I thought it was fitting that I write one for myself, for a change. It’s kinda somewhat about my experiences in school. George Livanos on the drums.
DOWNLOAD william.mp3
This is a song I wrote a year ago. It’s the story of a friend of mine from back home, and how quickly one can fall from “grace.” Hugh Moore on the banjo with Ben Mckeown on the additional vocals
DOWNLOAD thebitterness.mp3
Ben & Lodge sing “Happiness” - in the studio
