Today marks an important milestone for L2Ork and its half-dozen brave L2Orkists. This evening we premiered our very first crowdsourced work written for the newfound L2Ork Tweeter platform and did so online with the ensemble members residing hundreds of miles away from each other, yet delivering that perfect “drop” (check out the 03:13 mark in
It’s been a while since we’ve posted news on our main site, in good part because we’ve been voicing ourselves mostly via Facebook. Today, however, things are different. A whole lot different. The world is facing an unprecedented pandemic, and we felt like we had to do something to help us all get through these
Yeah!!!! Why did I stay up all evening working on music and watching Dexter’s Lab instead of sleeping? Because we’re going on tour! And we’re leaving at six! In the AM! Well, that is actually awful logic on my part, but I figure I’ll be able to sleep in the tour van and work on
I don’t know if anyone knows much about touring so here is a statement in regards to touring: you spend an inordinate amount of time with the same people. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing but as has happened with this group something magical has happened, everyone becomes their own separate person. While 2 hours
In a decisive move to conquer an unsuspecting world, the L2Orkists have packed up their hemispherical speakers into their custom-made bags, loaded into three cramped minivans and begun a six-day sojourn through the mid-west. With the first of three performances at the College-Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati happening at 7:30 PM our