It’s Called “It’s Called A Secret Attack!”

The record I’ve been talking about for 6 months is finally out! It’s called “It’s Called A Secret Attack!” after an Axe Cop comic. It’s 7 songs but only 5 tracks of total awesomeness for $5! Listen and buy it here:

David Dewese CD Release show tonight!

I’m playing David Dewese‘s CD Release show tonight in Encinitas at E Street Cafe. David’s also gotten out old pals from Nashville, Rich & Mindy, to come down from LA to play. The music starts at 7.30. It’s free but bring $5 to pick up David’s CD.

David’s CD is a bit experimental for him. He used producers and sometimes session musicians to make the most hi-fi sounding songs he could. You can read his credits on the sessions as well as listen and download the songs here.

Hope to see you tonight!

My New Record is almost done

I’ve made that rookie mistake of not writing about something for a while because I keep thinking it’ll be finished any day. But here’s what’s been going on since the last update: Allen sent me new mixes that we both liked. I sent those on to Alex McCullough at Yes Master Studios in Nashville where I’ve previously mastered with Jim DeMain. I’ve gotten the masters back so I’ve been listening to my new record for a week or more now.

Eric Koda is finishing up the art. He sent me a teaser a few days ago and a tease of that teaser is what you see above. As soon as Eric wraps up the art, I’ll put the whole package together and make it available to you. In the meantime, I’ve started a TinyLetter email list to let people know when the record is out. You can subscribe by scrolling all the way to the bottom of this page and entering your email address.

Nicole Vaughn and her lovely EP

My friend Nicole Vaughn is giving away downloads of her new EP to anyone who heads over to their Facebook page and writes on the wall. Go like ‘em while you’re there and get some free tunes. The three tracks on the EP are more loose and live than her excellent album from last year, Say It. It’s a fun listen and a nice introduction to the band.

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