New Album In The Works

Putting the final touches on a new full length CD, to be titled The Ouija Board. Looks like it will be 11 songs. Many of the songs are already on my Soundcloud, but I have remixed and re-recorded some of the parts, so they're not exactly the same. I plan to submit it to a certain "major minor" label that should like it enough to release. One track, "Valerie Valentine," featuring guest vocalist Suki Wintergreen, will be offered to my Twitter followers as a free download on Valentine's Day.

"Unbroken Hearts." A new song with video:

New Song: "The Ouija Board."

Performing at Professor Java's

I'll be performing at Professor Java's on Wolf Road, Albany NY, on Saturday, August 23, starting at 7pm and going until about 9:30.  It would be nice to see you there!

Performing at Hudson Musicfest

I'll be at the Hudson Musicfest on Saturday, August 9, at 5pm in Alley Park (537 Warren Street).  The Hudson Music Festival is New York State’s largest free three-day weekend music festival, so it's pretty exciting to be a part of it!

New Single - Gingersnap/Save Me

I released a new single on my Bandcamp page.  The "A" side is "Gingersnap," a tribute to our sweet Chinese dwarf hamster who passed away in the palm of my hand this past March.  She struggled through many challenges in her short life.  I had been working on this song for a while, when I realized she was at her end, and decided to finish the song in her memory.  The other song is "Save Me," which is a couple of years old.  It has received many plays on my Soundcloud page without any promotion, and it was always a favorite, but I knew it was never going on an album, so I decided to get it out as the "B" side to "Gingersnap."  It's about being haunted by the immaterial, and is more in my former synthpop style.

Because of my recent EP on Jigsaw Records, I was asked to contribute an unreleased track for their 50th release compilation.  I was happy to supply them with "No Place To Go," which appears nowhere else, not even on my Soundcloud page.  You can find it on the second track of CD2.