SoulPancake launched its first Mightybell Experience last week, 7 Ways to Creatively Explore Your Soul. If you don’t already know, SoulPancake was founded by actor Rainn Wilson and two of his friends, Joshua Homnick and Devon Gundry, as an online community of people to wrestle with and chew on…
Big News!
Greetings, my friends! Some of you know this and some of you do not. For those of you who are learning this news for the first time today via Facebook, I’m sorry that I did not get a chance to tell you in person.
After many wonderful and happy years in Washington, DC, Laura (Laura Grossman, not Laura Bush) and I have decided that it’s time for a wee change of scenery. Therefore, I’m excited to announce that we will be packing the family station wagon and moving to New York! We will miss our DC friends dearly, but they will only be a quick Bolt Bus away.
Our plan is to leave DC at the end of July and are looking to move into our new spot at the beginning of August or possibly as late as August 15th. We are looking in Brooklyn (Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, Carroll Gardens, Fort Greene Park Slope, Brooklyn Heights, Prospect Heights), though we are also open to Manhattan, if we can find a good spot and a good deal.
If you know of any apartment openings in any of these hoods, let me know! I need y’alls help! Laura and I will be in NYC this coming week hunting for houses - if you have leads, hit me up! Thanks!
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Listen: New Fleet Foxes - “Helplessness Blues”
Even more great news/tunes this morning: On May 3, Fleet Foxes will release their second album, Helplessness Blues, via Sub Pop/Bella Union, followed by a U.S./European tour. Enjoy our first listen to the gorgeous title track above, preview the artwork to the left, and download a free MP3 by clicking the SoundCloud arrow above.
Mixed by Phil Ek, who produced their self-titled debut and co-produced the new LP, Helplessness Blues’ 12 tracks were put to tape over the course of a year at Avast Recording, Bear Creek Studios, Dreamland Studios, and Reciprocal Recording.
