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I’ve been hard at work for the last few months finishing up mixing and mastering my new album, Union, Reunion. It’s finally close enough to being ready that I can announce some details. You can see the cover art above, and below is the back of the album with the tracklist. I don’t have an official release date yet, but it should be in May. I’ll post more details as I have them.

You may have gathered from the lack of a new song for January, that I’m taking a short break from the monthly songs. You’d be correct. I’m hard at work finishing up my new album, Union, Reunion, which I hope to have ready for you this spring. Check back soon. I’ll be revealing the tracklist, album art, and other release information in the next few weeks.

I’m also planning a site redesign that I’m very excited about. In the mean time, if you didn’t hear my songs from 2011, here’s a handy link to download them all with a single click:

To download all my songs from 2011, click the image above.

Happy new year! I’ve got a few big things coming this year. A new album, a few video/film projects, and some other stuff too new to talk about. Check back regularly! And don’t forget to follow me on twitter @noahmglenn.

It’s December, which means the Christmas Season is upon us. It’s one of my favorite times of year. My wife and I have just hung our homemade Christmas wreath, and I’m preparing a Christmas gift for all of you that should be ready soon!

Until then, explore all the downloads from the rest of the year. You’ve got 11 free songs to download if you haven’t already! Find them in the sidebar to the right.

Hope you’re having a good one.

I’m preparing a Christmas gift for you. Check back next week.

Sometime in the next few days, I’ll be moving all the content from www.noahglennmusic.com over to www.noahglenn.com and I’m predicting that this will cause some problems with downloads, links, and some of the content on the site.

Thanks in advance for your patience!

I’ve always enjoyed doing things myself, and I recently completed building my first guitar amp. All the parts for the amp came from a kit I ordered from Weber. The circuit is based on a Fender Princeton 5F2A from the 1950s. The cabinet arrived pre-built, but I assembled the insides based on the 5F2A schematic.

I made a few substitutions from the stock amp kit. I opted to replace the stock output transformer with a Heyboer, and used a Tung Sol 6L6 and Electro Harmonix 12AY7 in lieu of the cheap Chinese tubes that normally come in the kit. I’m also really happy with the way the custom colored cab and grill cloth came out. As I said, this is the first amp I’ve ever built, and I couldn’t have done it without the help of videos by Rob Hull on tubedepot.com and a book by Dave Hunter called The Guitar Amp Handbook. Here’s a video of the amp in action:

Some of what I’m playing in that video comes from a couple of songs I’m working on, so if you keep your ears open you may recognize some of this in a future song.