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So here's a concept. Wacha think of this? I wanna make this a sort of series leading up to the release of Muh, the Karaoke album.

I'm gonna release all of Muh, just with no lead vocals, digital only, for $5 unless that sounds like too much. What do you think? Think somebody wants that? The end goal is to encourage people to post covers of the stuff, and what's easier than karaoke.Maybe then we'll do the same with some Foxes and Peppers stuff.

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Spread Thy Wings - ASMR Karaoke

Leave a comment and tell me what song you think I should do this with next! Only rule is that it's gotta be one of mine, or one I did with Foxes and Peppers because HEY copyright and self-promotion. (psst. If you suggest one off of Spread Thy Wings, I'll prolly do it.) https://peppercoyote.bandcamp.com/ https://foxamoore.bandcamp.com/ Thanks to @W0lfJester (on twitter) for the idea. @

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Siphedious

I feel you tend to undervalue your talents, but before I comment further, how much do you typically sell the full album for?

JusticeSeeker61

I agree with Siphedious, I think you could charge more for a digital copy.

Shallie Dragon

What you're selling is the ability for people to make covers of your songs without mangling the original recordings. There is value in that. It's like selling the stems.

Allikuja

I would absolutely buy this if you make it. Also the Transition album but that can also just be my pipe dream x3

Halcy

I really want a karaoke version! Except I'll just be disappointed in my singing ability x3

Hachi Shibaru

I think it'd be awesome! I'd love to listen to the songs without the vocals, to really appreciate the music behind them. I'd love to hear all the background instruments in suit up or see you next year, or the guitar in kitty or the trumpets in driving into the sun, just the piano for spread thy wings, it all sounds so pretty and I'd so love to listen to all the music on its own. I'd gladly pay $10 for each album with just instrumental versions of the songs. And if I were to cover some songs, it'd be with my alto sax and that'd be fun. I think this is a great idea! I love instrumental versions of songs, and I hope you go forward with this. :3

Mel Schleming

our local furry nightclub in Long Beach does karaoke, but surprisingly they have zero furry artists loaded up in the machine, I've talked with friends about it, I 100% would get up there if they had F&P or even "F or P" in there... when I heard you mention the karaoke stuff I thought you had meant for locations rather than for individuals :-o I am curious how artists go about getting karaoke tracks made available for locations