
Hi, I'm William A. Ferguson, that Substack musician. You might remember me from such songs as "Fuck Your Pronouns", "You Can Pee Next To Me", "The Rot Dog Blues" and "Ain't I A Woman?"
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A short note on a song I wrote off a one-line reply.
Someone in a thread was treating an obvious fact as if noticing it were a kind of cruelty. My reply was: And Martin here thinks we don’t have these things in our heads called “eyes.”
Th...
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We have heard the line so many times it has become liturgy. AI music has no soul. It is sterile. It is an insult to real art. The people who say this often say it with the confidence of someone who has alr...
This song grew out of a very specific, very public moment: a heavily filtered video of someone insisting their presentation should have been enough, only to discover that it wasn’t. The clip that sparked it featured the now-famous line abou...
Hello, my freaky Substack darlings. Some of you came here for culture. Some of you came here for my opinions about sandwiches. Today you get a song about missing substances, which is basically the same beat as missing a toxic ex, except the...
Apple TV’s “Silo”
There are finales that reward you. There are finales that explain you. And then there is the kind that walks into the room, sits down, and dares you to keep breathing normally.
Silo’s Season 3 closer is that last kind....
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Hi, I'm William A. Ferguson, the first GC musician on Substack. You might remember me from such songs as "Hare Triggered" and "You Can Pee Next To Me". BRA \ud83d\udc07
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