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Freddie Stevenson

Freddie Stevenson, a British singer-songwriter, recently unveiled his new album, All My Strange Companions to some nice praise stateside. Released under a CC BY-NC-SA license, All My Strange Companions features melodic, acoustic-based, pop that is sharable/remixable as long as Stevenson is credited, it is noncommercial in intenet, and is released under the same license if altered.

Stevenson acts similarly web savvy in his coining of the term “Blong” which, according to Wikipedia, are “short, spontaneous songs written and recorded like a blog entry, that are then posted to his online blogs along with their accompanying lyrics”. Head to his MySpace to check them out.

Full post as published by Creative Commons.org on July 07, 2008 (boomark / email).

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