RunJoeRun is the personal blog of Joe Wize, a New York music producer, composer and developer sharing music, creative projects, technology, ideas and the experiences behind them. Follow the journey through new music, studio stories, creative experiments and the pursuit of building something meaningful.
video of Kaskade’ and Soaq of collective flow
After recording “Love” for the group “Collective Flow”
big up to the rebel number one Big Texx – straight outta brooklyn
check out one of his tracks “want to be a rebel” [audio:want2bearebel mix m.mp3]
giving props to Chesney Snow an incredible recording artist, making it happen
MTV unplugged with gigantic recording artist Kayah check his feel out on a track we did call “dragonfly” [audio:Dragonfly (short).mp3]
my trip to clinton hills brooklyn (my hobby)
I love the design and architecture these colors what it makes me feel
The Grind
Man if your gonna do this your gonna need some other good and steady income coming in. Have another gig just to fall back on. It doesn’t have to be in music but just something. Because I know money can…
New Song Written for publishing
photo by Ridada Elias Check this track it’s called “BabyLove” Lyric’s by – Eve Soto Music by – Me [audio:babylove.mp3]
New Music from the Artist “Danielle”
Tell me what you think. It’s called “I Can’t Breath”. [audio:icantbreath(newgtr)2m.mp3]
some goals
I’m putting together a collection of songs from my team of writers in order to get a long lasting publishing situation. If any writers are interested get at me.
Check out this track ic0095
[audio:is0095msnip.mp3] It’s got a little bit of a southern feel
Here are some pic’s of NYC taken by me (my hobby)
little italy chinatown the meat packing district
Whew! what a month
Working hard finishing up projects for the new year. I have Iris’s film “Second Chance” I’m doing the score for. I have the “Duece oo7” project. Then I have Abdul’s project and a lot small one song here and there…
I’m Back
Well I’ve been working hard trying to complete the first Duece oo7 album and that’s coming along. I’ve learned that everything is a balance. And you have to say no when when you just have too many projects.