If you fall into categories 1 or 2, thank you for your continued support and for displaying interest—passing or otherwise—in my work. Please feel free to skip the next two paragraphs and continue with the paragraph that begins, "I've just realized... " If, however, you fall into category 3—that is, you stumbled here accidentally and have no idea what's going on—then things will become more clear in the next two paragraphs. The next two paragraphs were written for you. Read them.
My name is Laurence M. Brown and for fifteen years I carried with me a monumental secret. It was a secret so monumental that I didn't tell a single soul about it. Okay, okay—so I actually told six or seven souls about it, but that was only because of beer. The years have come and gone and today I'm 33. Today I'm ready to let out my secret. My secret is that I compose music.
"Wait," I hear you say. "That's not exactly a secret. After all, didn't you already reference 'Laurence M. Brown's classical album' in the article's
I've just realized that neither party addressed at the end of the fourth paragraph was supposed to read that paragraph. Ah well, I'll fix that in editing. And so this is the part where I respectfully ask you to click the orange play button above if you've not already done so. I'm assuming you're at least considering it, having delved this far into an article entitled, "LISTEN: Laurence Brown's Classical Album 'Signs of Life' Now Free to Download." If you are considering it, here's a tip: play the album in another tab. That way you can take care of your other internet needs at the same time.
Finally, if you are so moved by the album (and you should be!) that you wish to download each individual track to your computer, you can do so free of charge (so long as you have a SoundCloud profile—also free of charge) by going here.
Thank you
P.S. if you're a fourth category of visitor, please leave your grievances in the comments section below.