Sometime back in 2013? Jim started sending out emails to friends and family. Emails with a song he liked and a wee bit of information about the song, the singer or both. After a few years, some time around 2017, I decided that maybe he should create a website. A blog. Some way to showcase his love of music.

Well, since I am his IT Support (I know! Scary!) I decided to create the website for him.

He was sending out the emails on Monday. But Monday Music.calm was taken, so was Music Monday.calm, so was Musical Monday, Monday With Music. Any variation of Monday and Music was taken.

While I was Googling a few music blogs, I was listening to Jim’s songs and a few of them were getting stuck in my head.  And since I can get distracted by so many little things. I got distracted and started Googling ‘songs stuck in your head and how to get rid of them’. I came across an article from Wired magazine (sorry, so long ago, I can’t remember the date. If you care, you can Google it. I just need to reference it so I don’t get arrested for plagiarizing. I just did that. Reference the article, that is). The Wired article referred to the phenomena of getting a song stuck in your head as earworm clutter. Earworm clutter, I like it! But I didn’t like the worm part. Reminded me of the old Vincent Price movie. The Tingler. Very Campy. Good for a laugh!

So, I, Cathy, Jim’s WP-Admin Mistress created a web site for him named Ear Clutter.

And hear it is. Get hear instead of here because it’s about songs?

As Jim always says.

Enjoy