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Soft Charisma
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Soft Charisma is an Error Folk project from Scott Kingsley Clark. The name Soft Charisma was created from an alliteration of his first and last name. Error Folk is about accepting the imperfections of life, recordings are not perfect and some times errors don't have to be bad. See Daniel Johnston for an example of what may be most similar to Error Folk.
Episodes
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Going to a Town - Instrumental (Rufus Wainwright Cover)
Here's an instrumental version for my cover of a great song from one of my favorite artists, Rufus Wainwright. I worked on this a few years ago but put it down because I wasn't sure I had it right. I finally returned to record it this month and it all just fell into place this time. I hope you...
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Going to a Town (Rufus Wainwright Cover)
Here's my cover of a great song from one of my favorite artists, Rufus Wainwright. I worked on this a few years ago but put it down because I wasn't sure I had it right. I finally returned to record it this month and it all just fell into place this time. I hope you enjoy! Instruments: Baritone...
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Introvert At The Party
This is the full recorded version of my original song I released in 2019 ᗧ•••ᗣ•• Lyrics: There’s an introvert at the party All by themself People are talking, and they’re laughing At the jokes they know well How was your day, oh really that’s cool Not really sure, what to say next They can’t find…
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Same (Revised)
A complete reimagining of my original song from Life Inside The Robot (2008) using my new Electric Tenor Guitar.
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Parachute (Sean Lennon Cover) (Rough Draft)
This is a rough draft of a cover from Sean Lennon I've been working on for a few years off and on. I've been a fan of his for years and just couldn't do it justice until now.
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Introvert At The Party (Featuring Peter Chester from Deepfried)
ᗧ•••ᗣ•• KEEP THEM PACS OPEN THO Voice / Uke - Scott Kingsley Clark Everything else - Peter Chester Produced and mixed by Peter Chester from @deepfriedtriphop Lyrics: There’s an introvert at the party All by themself People are talking, and they’re laughing At the jokes they know well How was your...
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A Night Like This (Caro Emerald Cover) (sample)
A work in progress but here's a sample of it
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An Eventful Drive
An Eventful Drive by Soft Charisma
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Perfect Day (Lou Reed Cover)
Perfect Day (Lou Reed Cover) by Soft Charisma
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Every Day Is Exactly The Same (NIN Cover) (sample)
A work in progress!
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Repudiated Immortals (of Montreal Cover)
From one of my favorite bands!
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Poor Boy (Split Enz Cover)
A work in progress!
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Who Loves The Sun (The Velvet Underground Cover)
Who Loves The Sun (The Velvet Underground Cover) by Soft Charisma
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Always (Rilo Kiley Cover)
Always (Rilo Kiley Cover) by Soft Charisma
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Colour My World (Chicago Cover) (Rough Draft)
This is the first song I've played with my dad. I initially recorded the piano parts in October 2009, and revisited it in February 2016 to add vocals and electric ukulele. This is a rough cut and not complete yet. Piano: Dave Clark Voice/Baritone Ukulele/Bass/Drums: Scott Kingsley Clark
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The Man Who Sold The World (David Bowie Cover)
The Man Who Sold The World (David Bowie Cover) by Soft Charisma
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Running (No Doubt Cover)
Running (No Doubt Cover) by Soft Charisma
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Speed Of Sound (Coldplay Cover) (sample)
Speed Of Sound (Coldplay Cover) (sample) by Soft Charisma
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Every You Every Me (Placebo Cover) (sample)
Just a cut from some work I had been doing on a cover of Every You Every Me which didn't fully materialize
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All We Have Is Now (The Flaming Lips Cover)
All We Have Is Now (The Flaming Lips Cover) by Soft Charisma
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What Is Life For?
From my archives, I found this and can't figure out why I've never published this!
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Soft Charisma is an Error Folk project from Scott Kingsley Clark. The name Soft Charisma was created from an alliteration of his first and last name. Error Folk is about accepting the imperfections of life, recordings are not perfect and some times errors don't have to be bad. See Daniel Johnston for an example of what may be most similar to Error Folk.
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