This will come as no surprise to those who know me. I am about to step in the the role I feel I’ve been training for my entire life: guitar player (Johnny Marr) for a Smiths tribute band. Yes, I am preparing for my first gig with The Sons and Heirs, a new NYC based Smiths tribute. First show will be December 7th at Magnetic Field in Brooklyn.
Boy do I want people to stop doing meth. I keep doing new Public Service Announcements for Partnership for a Drug Free America. This one is courtesy of my buddies at BigSt*R. Very cool film shot out west on the heels of a forest fire.
And if you’ve been hearing a catchy jingle for Home Goods stores, “now you can” watch the spot over and over. 
I created the sound for Comcast’s new on-demand/online/mobile horror movie network Fearnet. Big ups to my friends at Big St*r for bringing me in on this gig. It was quite alot of fun, despite the fact that I lost my mind during the whole process. Here’s a taste from the Sacred Noise site. And check this!
Sorry for the late notice! War on terror documentary American Zeitgeist will hit the nation’s capital this Thursday, November 2nd, at the National Press Club, and will be immediately followed by a panel discussion featuring New America Foundation fellow Peter Bergen and William Rosenau, a terrorism expert from Rand Corp. Tix are $15 and the screening starts at 6:15. See you there!
Online fashion boutique Bluefly.com is doing some pretty smart advertising right now. You can usually catch one of their ads on Bravo or during “Sex in the City” reruns. They also run their ads on thatswhyibluefly.com. Why do I care? That’s my chickin-pickin old-school soul music setting the sexy mood. Enjoy!
Double sweet! After literally years of work, my indie-pop-soul band Charming will be releasing its long-awaited third album, Turn Down the Lights, in October. Previews on myspace. If you’re in the NYC, come down to the CD Release party at Magnetic Field on Sept. 30th.
