The Song is The Thing.
These are songs I believe in,
That I wrote or co-wrote with friends,
That I think you'll like,
That might be good for you to hear sometime
That could be good for your heart.
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I'd love it if you'd listen to one or two, maybe every month or so, and see if they bring a little sunshine.
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Let me know if you like them...and spread the word!
Your New Big Fat Playlist...click it!
Features:
That's What I'm Here For
new featured song with
matt myers
This was a really fun co-write, influenced by the Boy Bands of decades gone by, and sung by Matt himself.
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Matt's specialty is Anime-style songs, especially as theme songs for games, but my favorite MattMusic is from his own successful boy band, Leet Street Boys.
Featured EP:
Look Who's Driving:
Songs by Steve Kirk and The Fat Man
Usually, after Steve and I have a nice heart-to-heart and decide what's important in life and what we'd love to do with our music "if only we could," I work up some lyrics, sometimes a melody. He takes it from there, and knocks it out of the park every time with intimate, intricate production, heart, and tone to make the dream real. It's beyond gratifying for us--and I hope that joy "gets on you" as well.
Steve wrote the gorgeous music for games Thimbleweed Park and Voodoo Vince.
Featured Co-Writers
with Kurt Larson
with Adam Gubman
with Steve McAllister
with
Kurt Larson
Kurt is the vocalist in Information Society.
He's a strong singer, a thought leader, and a good friend for many years. He is a respected game audio professional and under certain circumstances qualifies as a Star Trek celebrity. Like my favorite co-writers, he cares deeply about the truth, whatever that may be, and so we go there together to see if we can't bring something back.
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with
adam gubman
Adam is on fire. He co-produced the award-winning song This is Me for The Greatest Showman, among other things. Many other things. "I write music for everything/Family First."
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Adam presents me with brilliant, clear direction for these really interesting emotional game situations and says "go." I try to turn it around in a day or so, and he takes that inspiration of the lyrics, usually even changes a few words, and does melodies, chords, arrangements, production, everything...wow. A powerhouse, a complete pro, a good man, and Father of the Year.
