CD Releases While In The Hospital

by Brendan S

Heavenly Style was posted sometime in the beginning of the year of 2021, and I made six of the songs with a reverse-headphone microphone set-up, quietly doing vocals in the corner of the computer lab of the hospital.

The six songs had one or two singles for a week or two, "Bar Harbor Is A Devil Town" and "Went Right Through."

I then released (while confined in the hospital) the CD, distributed to Spotify, ITunes, Youtube, Amazon, and various other platforms six more CD's while I was hospitalized, and the CD's that I released at that time have actually garnered some revenue, and distribution relief. I got money from two of the CD's in particular. They try and stop you from making money when you're in the hospital. They stop your disability checks for the entire period you're hospitalized, but I was getting eighty dollar checks every other month, and had my mom (over the phone) transfer funds for me, and give me some of the money while I was at the hospital.

In total, I released the CD's "Heavenly Style" -- "Instrumentals 2" (which ended up with two or three vocal tracks somehow) -- "Ex Elektra" -- "The Abused Saint" -- "The Rebel Saint" and "Live At The Studio."

I took advantage of my distribution for as long as I could, and was actually banned from the computer lab, for what the lab monitor said "was exceeding the rules."

The CD's are all still up on Spotify and other sites, and I think they're pretty well-arranged, and well-thought-out.

The real exegesis is how I was sort of dissecting the system through an infiltrative motive the entire time I was hospitalized, to learn about hospital patient monitoring using microphones illegally, and other corruption in the hospital system, while also (in my consideration) contributing research on drugs to the DEA, at the same time as being protected by the NSA, who had white vans parked outside.

I am (I think) what is referred to as a "shadow operative" when it comes to my more extreme psychic work, or a "shadow op" is what they call me.

I am also a musician, and live off of my art, and the creativity I express I use to maintain myself I am also trying to provide a revolutionary message of escape to other artists across the world.


BLS