The second member of the Entourage gets her song this month. Like George, Sarah gets a custom song written just for her. This one’s about her somewhat insane husband. I think I’ll let her describe this one… Geeks come in … Continue reading →

Rolling along with the theme of moving, I thought about what it must be like to start a new life with someone. My room mates are married and have already made the shift from “you and I” to “we”, but … Continue reading →

In case you hadn’t caught my barrage of tweets and updates, I just moved out of one house and into another. The whole time I packed I had either NPR or BT cranked nice and loud. The latter inspired me … Continue reading →

The biggest complaint I get about Goodbye Planet Earth is that A Cautionary Tail would be so much better without all the psychedelia in the middle. Trying to fix that, I figured I’d shoot for a Techno version in the … Continue reading →

I could write a few paragraphs about the inspiration for this song, but a video is worth 1,000 words per frame. Side note: Yes, Brad knows that 9 x 5 = 45. It was a long frickin’ night. [Audio clip: … Continue reading →

A couple years back my parents took me to God’s holy Eden, known to us mortals as the island of Kaua’i in Hawai’i. For any of you morons suffering from “Post-Avatar Depression“, this is why the movie had no effect … Continue reading →

The phrase “attention getting device” is a term I’ve heard many, many times over the years. Mostly in parent/teacher conferences while growing up. My #1 attention getting device was always noisemaking, be it beat-boxing or otherwise. What it all boils … Continue reading →

Get Over It is the first of five songs written for my Entourage, in this case it’s George Ellenburg. Quoth the entourage member himself: …my favorite phrase in life (my mantra) is “build a bridge and get over it” so … Continue reading →

It’s January, time for the American President to speak to the nation about the current state of our affairs. Sure, things have been a bit sketchy for the past… well, for a while now, but I have great hope that … Continue reading →

The publisher of Pam Bachorz’ new book, Candor, sent me a pre-release copy to read. They’re already licensing some of my other works (like A Cautionary Tail), but the concept of this book has inspired me to write something in … Continue reading →