Check it out! Electronic music site Dancefloor Mayhem hosted a remix contest for a couple songs off my new record “I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday” in October and they announced the winners today. You can download the MP3 originals + winning remixes of “Quickly As We Pass” and “Velocity” by clicking HERE.
Thanks to everybody who entered and to Dancefloor Mayhem for being so cool.
I love remixes! Happy downloading, folks.
We released the 1st single “Velocity” from my new record “I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday” (produced, engineered & mastered by Bryan Cecil—the hot guy next to me in the photo above) into the atmosphere today. We will be releasing the album digitally this coming Tuesday, August 31st to those who donate to the Portland Q Center by following the instructions HERE. There is no set price. Give what you can. This is, however, the ONLY way to get it. 100% of the proceeds go to charity this time.
To download your free MP3 of “Velocity” click the album cover below:
Happy Downloading, Summer Lovers. You can put the rest of the record on your iPod next week by clicking HERE!
xxLL
It’s a NEW YEAR, so I’ve been thinking it’s time for a NEW FREE SONG. A while back an up-and-comer in the electronic world who goes by “Flufftronix” remixed my song “Feed Me To The Wolves”. It’s really cool. For more info on “Flufftronix”, CLICK HERE.
Now, download “Feed Me To The Wolves (Flufftronix Remix)” FREE via the widget below. Yee-Haw!
Happy listening, folks…Love Love LOVE!
The “32 Feet Per Second” Music, MP3 & News Blog put out their picks for the “Top 50 Songs of 2009” this week and my new record, “From Pillar To Post” made the list in the #34 position. You can check it out HERE, or just below.
From “32 Feet Per Second” (12/22/2009)
“#34 — Logan Lynn: “Feed Me To The Wolves” — We heard a lot of glossy, synth pop/rock this year. Logan Lynn, a label-mate of The Dandy Warhols, managed to separate himself from the pack. “Feed Me To The Wolves” isn’t just a shimmering, urgent bit of post-Postal Service electro-pop. It builds into an architectural elevation with bright keyboards clashing with double-tap drums. The stakes are high as Lynn freely admits, “You can feed me to the wolves if I make one mistake.” He doesn’t specify who these predators are, but we can assume that anyone who spent time in the music industry knows, the wolves are always at the door.”
Nice one, right? WOOT!
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