Workaholics Apr 18, 2011
Tales From The Texas Hill Country – Part 3 May 15, 2011
Comic Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope Oct 13, 2011
Kathleene Cochrane for The Compass
I recently had the opportunity to sit down with two of my favorite people (actually three if you count “her”) and chat about “Shit Girls Say,” the out of the box smash youtube and twitter sensation. At the time of this meeting the three episodes of “Shit Girls Say” had already been viewed by 18 million people and has had countless copy cat video followers. Graydon and Kyle, as humble and wonderful as ever are complimented by the attempt to copy what is obviously their brainchild….I asked Graydon and Kyle a few questions in amongst my natural instinct to catch up on family news (not that I’m family but hey once a mother)
Shawn Pander, who learned to play guitar from a homeless man he befriended near his father’s used-car lot talks to AMFM about his latest project and Pandora too. What’s that you say? Who is Shawn Pander? Shawn won the Grand Prize in the folk category for the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. He’s also had a A 30-minute documentary, BEHIND THE LYRICS, which aired on National Television in the Los Angeles Market. He’s about to release “Notes From Hoover Street,” a sweet addition to his already stellar repertoire. He’s an independent artist of the highest caliber. Don’t take my word for it. Let these guys tell you:
“I would book him on the show again and again. He “wowed” our audience both times he appeared…they flooded our website looking to buy.” – Stephanie Granader, Producer, Dr. Phil Show
“Shawn Pander’s music is a folk-gem that improves with each listen. He concentrates on his acoustic chord attacks and distinctive vocal delivery….His music wouldn’t be out of place on a modern rock playlist next to John Mayer or Dave Matthews.” – Texas Music Magazine
“All You Need” is a brilliant new single from emerging artist Andrew Cole. With soaring vocals reminiscent of Coldplay’s Chris Martin, The video has a poignant message – “All You Need is Who You Are.”
“Life Is A Highway” when you’re on the “Lunatic Fringe.” Canadian rocker/humanitarian Tom Cochrane tells us about his upcoming projects.
