FEATURED

CASEY ‘SCHPILKAS’ DUNMORE’s “Fuzzy Fro V2.1” and “She Move” in the new movie Our Family Wedding.

CLIFF HILLIS’ “Go Go Go” and “So Much To Tell You” in recent episodes of The CW’s TV series Life Unexpected.

KELLY PARDEKOOPER’s “Crazy Girl” from his Brand New Bag album in CBS’s hit show Cold Case.

HONORED

JACK EVANS and his band Reverand Zen as Semi Finalists in the 2009-2010 Australia Song Contest for their song “Her Love” and Finalists in the 2009-2010 Unisong International Song Contest for their songs “Boy Genius” and “My Sigmund Freud.”

GRACE KELLY for nomination for Best Jazz Act in Boston in the Best Music Poll of Boston.

ALLEN SIMPSON for a Saturn Award Nomination for Best Local Stage Production: Small Theatre and LA Weekly’s 2005 Musical of the Year for “Fellowship!” the Musical Parody of The Fellowship of the Ring.

SARAH LONSERT (Grand Prize), ERIC COLVILLE (first prize in the Lyrics category), NICOLE MORIER (Pop category) with USA Songwriting Competition accolades.

PERFORMED

AUTUM BROWN’s spoken word at the Catalyst Space in Long Beach, CA in May 2010 at the Art and Poetry Night.

NICK SAVAGE and band Fresh Heir performed their high-energy music in Lake of the Ozarks, MO.

AMELIA PARRAVANO at the Roger Williams Park Carousel playing piano on her “SillySoapBox” cover and original songs.

WILLIAM PRICE’s “Spline” performed by the University of Alabama Music Department on April 7, 2010 and “Rememberance” for the trumpet and piano performed by Leonard Candelaria and Kathryn Fouse on April 12, 2010 at Samford University.

PREMIERED

JOHN ALAN ROSE’s “Buson’s Ballet” for piano, clarinet, and cello in Merkin Hall NYC, December 2008.

MONK ROWE’s “Rock ‘n Roll Medley” performed by rock band and wind ensemble of Hannibal Middle School in Hannibal, NY.

DAVID VAN TIEGHEM’s music in Martin McDonagh’s hit Broadway play A Behanding in Spokane at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre.

RELEASED

BAMBOO SHOOTS’ Armour, a debut coming from four men of Indian descent. The album features retro cool music that people can’t stop humming in their heads, long after listening.

DAVE BARNES’s What We Want, What We Get, containing the featured song “God Gave Me You” shows more of the rock-R&B singer/songwriter’s musical ability in this fourth studio album.

FRITZ BEER’s music soundtrack and acting in the film Underbelly.

ODIE BLACKMON’s The Craft of Writing His Songs DVD, providing a private songwriting session with Nashville’s renowned writer of hits such as “I May Hate Myself in the Morning.”

ROYCE CAMPBELL’s Solo Trane: A Solo Guitar Tribute to John Coltrane on Moon Cycle Records.

CONNOR DESAI’s self-titled album, full of honest and soulful American folk music.

FIREFLIGHT’s For Those Who Wait, a ten song collection highlighting Dawn Michele’s arresting vocals, likened to Joan Jett, and modern rock songs full of clarity and muscular sound.

MARK FISH’s Ferdinand the Bull and Friends, a children’s CD including his cello and piano arrangements of “Carnival of the Animals” and “Mother Goose Suite.”

LORD VISHNU’s songs “We All Know,” “Natural Magic,” and “Take Me Home” released to Canada and US radio beginning July 2010.

CRAIG MAHER’s Propel, a rock album, featuring impressive guitar riffs and memorable song hooks.

SHERRI MULLEN’s Strange Symmetry, a 15 track album, a collaboration with her son Shane.

MICHAEL ALAN PARKIN and band A Show Of Hands’ new Pop-Punk, self-titled EP album in April 2010.

MICHAEL PENNY’s Young Dread in May 2010.

THE RECLAMATORS’s Sing It, White Boy! Jerome Mykietyn’s first full album, packed with strong vocals and guitar work to make any blues fan to stop and listen to “Hothouse Blues” or “Man In The Box.”

JEFF SAXON’s 3 rd album, Truthtller. The album features a soulfully delivered and stylistically diverse collection of original songs.

DONNA ULISSE’s Holy Waters, marking her collaboration with producer Keith Sewell.

SHERRY WINSTON’s For Your Love, the jazz flutist’s immense talent with songs such as “Do It for Love” and “Love Madness.”

DWEEZIL ZAPPA’s Return Of The Son Of…, a recreation of the music of Dweezil’s late father Frank Zappa, showing that he himself is a highly accomplished musician and fully capable of carrying on the legacy.

ZUPE’s Dance, a twelve track CD that caters to the ballroom dance market, containing the diverse range of rhumba, cha-cha, waltz, meringue, and foxtrot.

SIGNED

EMILY BEAR with Hal Leonard. The eight-year-old gifted pianist and composer is now able to have her publications distributed around the world.