![Alex Paquet talks with a fellow student at an intimate show in the Chi Phi fraternity house's formal room. The OWU junior, who released an EP titled "Stay Quiet, Stay Ahead" last year, recorded his set onto a cassette tape. Photo by Nicole Barhorst](https://owutranscript.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/134/2014/09/4-1.jpg)
By Nicole Barhorst
Transcript Reporter
Nearly two dozen students were snapping their fingers after each song junior Alex Paquet, known on stage as Field Sleeper, played in Chi Phiâs formal room last Wednesday at 8 p.m.
The showâs original location was Paquetâs Chi Phi bedroom, but due to the amount of people who expressed their interest in the event on Facebook, the performance was moved to the formal room on the first floor of the fraternity.
According to the eventâs Facebook page, the show was taped to a cassette, which will be converted into a digital file and shared with anyone.
Paquet sang and played guitar for forty-five minutes with a colored light illuminating his face in an otherwise dark room.
âIâve been to concerts, but nothing like this,â said freshman Annie Spink, adding that she liked the âchillâ atmosphere.
Freshman Gwyn Andrews said she enjoyed how interactive the show was and that her favorite song performed a Paquet original titled âSkeletons.â
Paquet said the song is one of his own favorites because it is fun to play and âmore stripped down.â It was the only song Paquet played acoustically.
Many of the other songs in his set were covers, including a song by The Antlers.
Paquet said he liked how there is less separation between himself and the audience when he performs at smaller, more intimate places, and that playing for friends is âthe ultimate experience.â