The Perfect Sentence

Narrated fiction concept album

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Show synopsis

What started as a short story ended up as an auditory experience, a fully produced concept album, half autobiographical, half fictional, based on childhood memories and modern trends of misinformation.

It all began with a death of a friend, one who was important to me growing up but whom I hadn't connected with in years. As I searched for understanding, I realized that so much of our own experiences is filtered in serval different ways; our own memories, perception, and various forms of information received. How reliable can that be? How reliable are our own memories? How reliable is anything at the end of the day? The Perfect Sentence seeks to ask difficult questions related to some heady topics. Dense, entertaining, funny, silly, sincere, experimental, and sad, this is an album that tells a story unlike anything you've heard before.

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It's a self contained audio fiction concept album. One "episode" broken up into 11 tracks / songs that tells a story with sound and music.

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