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The Aquaerials
by Mark Swanson
This is only small sampling of my catalog. Please use this link to find my entire discography: https://linktr.ee/aquaerials/---The Aquaerials is Mark Swanson, an instrumental musician in Grand Rapids, Michigan who likes to pretend he's in a band with roughly 5 members, when in reality, it's just one amateur musician with a dirty old Casio keyboard he bought at Target 10 years ago and some software that allows him to pretend to be playing several instruments at once.With an arsenal that includes roughly twelve major and minor chords, and the astute ability to move his index finger up and down one note at a time to create an endless amount of chord progressions that sound essentially the same, The Aquaerials are a force to be forgotten.They won’t be playing anywhere near you, due to a crippling insecurity and social anxiety that will confine them to playing lonely songs in their basement, forgoing any recognition for the songs that basically deserve no recognition at all.Nonetheless
Episodes
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Dust Bowl
Dust Bowl by Mark Swanson
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Lake Dreary
#pianoday2021
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Suicide Is Painless
Suicide Is Painless by Mark Swanson
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A Murder Of Crows
A Murder Of Crows by Mark Swanson
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The Hole
The Hole by Mark Swanson
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Buried
Buried by Mark Swanson
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The Vanishing Act
#pianoday2020
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The Golden Years
The Golden Years by Mark Swanson
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A Day Called X
A Day Called X by Mark Swanson
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Dead Sea Symphony
Dead Sea Symphony by Mark Swanson
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Funeral Season
An original piece composed for Piano Day 2019 #pianoday #2019 #pianoday2019
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Dead Saloon
Dead Saloon by Mark Swanson
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The Great Dictator (feat. Charlie Chaplin)
The Great Dictator (feat. Charlie Chaplin) by Mark Swanson
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Greensleeves (Piano)
Greensleeves (Piano) by Mark Swanson
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A Sailor Without a Ship
A Sailor Without a Ship by Mark Swanson
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Mr. Dream
Mr. Dream by Mark Swanson
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Sunken Piano
Sunken Piano by Mark Swanson
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The Morning Horrors
The Morning Horrors by Mark Swanson
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Black Eye Galaxy
Black Eye Galaxy by Mark Swanson
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The Ascent
The Ascent by Mark Swanson
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Calm and the Storm
Calm and the Storm by Mark Swanson
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Sulk
Sulk by Mark Swanson
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Negativity
Negativity by Mark Swanson
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Crydaddy
Crydaddy by Mark Swanson
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Slowburn
Slowburn by Mark Swanson
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Dark Fashion
Dark Fashion by Mark Swanson
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Caged Canary
Caged Canary by Mark Swanson
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Turn the Devil Down
Turn the Devil Down by Mark Swanson
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Rattlesnake No. 3
Rattlesnake No. 3 by Mark Swanson
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Horrorchestra
Horrorchestra by Mark Swanson
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The Letdown
The Letdown by Mark Swanson
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Analog Summer
Analog Summer by Mark Swanson
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Slay Goliath
Slay Goliath by Mark Swanson
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You May Find Quiet, But You’ll Never Find Peace
You May Find Quiet, But You’ll Never Find Peace by Mark Swanson
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Stuck
Stuck by Mark Swanson
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Thinner
Thinner by Mark Swanson
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There's a Bluebird in My Heart (feat. Charles Bukowski)
there's a bluebird in my heart that wants to get out but I'm too tough for him, I say, stay in there, I'm not going to let anybody see you. there's a bluebird in my heart that wants to get out but I pour whiskey on him and inhale cigarette smoke and the whores and the bartenders and the grocery...
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Masquerade Ball
Masquerade Ball by Mark Swanson
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Goner
Goner by Mark Swanson
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Quaalude In F Major
Quaalude In F Major by Mark Swanson
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
This is only small sampling of my catalog. Please use this link to find my entire discography: https://linktr.ee/aquaerials/---The Aquaerials is Mark Swanson, an instrumental musician in Grand Rapids, Michigan who likes to pretend he's in a band with roughly 5 members, when in reality, it's just one amateur musician with a dirty old Casio keyboard he bought at Target 10 years ago and some software that allows him to pretend to be playing several instruments at once.With an arsenal that includes roughly twelve major and minor chords, and the astute ability to move his index finger up and down one note at a time to create an endless amount of chord progressions that sound essentially the same, The Aquaerials are a force to be forgotten.They won’t be playing anywhere near you, due to a crippling insecurity and social anxiety that will confine them to playing lonely songs in their basement, forgoing any recognition for the songs that basically deserve no recognition at all.Nonetheless
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