In an age that brings us closer to the retirement of the “album” concept, it seems that many artists have been focusing on the honing of their “singles” rather than full-fledged albums. Avid music-worshippers will probably never let the “album” die, however mainstream and corporate-backed music will continue to see a drop off in quality… Read more.

The Best Year Ever January The year started off relatively slow; I had really began to dig into writing a new album and while Corrine was staying with me, many of new songs began to take shape. The end of January saw me traveling to Las Vegas to compete with the 505 chorus for the… Read more.

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during the summer of 2010 i faced several changes in my life that altered the overall ideas behind the album: i was preparing to move to Manhattan from Albuquerque – where i had spent 22 years of my life, i left my position as co-director of a local volunteer men’s chorus, and discovered a valuable… Read more.

Never turn down an open bar. Never turn down an open bar on a rooftop. Never turn down an open bar on a rooftop with free live music. Yesterday I received an invitation to attend “Showcase Part Deux,” hosted by Engine Room Studios NYC and Pledge Music. Engine Room, as advertised by the invitation I… Read more.

I first heard a song from Junior Boys on their album “Begone Dull Care.” The song was called “Dull to Pause,” and it hooked me instantly. Something about lead singer Jeremy Greenspan and his sparse production caught me off guard. It was intelligent and sexy, a suave Euro-beat indie track that managed to stay hip… Read more.