Go listen at Song Fight!

High Density (moboid and I for those who’ve forgotten) were recently at Song Fight! Live in Santa Cruz and we wrote a song for the live fight. It didn’t go super smooth so we decided to do a proper recorded version for submission to the website. You can listen to this live version courtesy of Ken.

Robbed by a noob friend-flood!

Song Skirmish, the one hour Songfight!, is responsible for this song. You can hear the other entries here.

I recently got hold of a recording of my performance in the live fight for Song Fight! Live Boston. Before I do that thing where I link to the tune, a short explanation is probably in order.

Once a year the Song Fight! community decides on a place to have a live show. It’s more like a convention pretending to be a show, however. In 2005 the location was Boston (Somerville, techinically) and the tagline was “Sox and Rock” (a tagline I still hate, I should have voiced more support for “More Than A Feeling”, alas). The title that was announced for the live fight was “I Know My Rights”. The live fight is exactly what it sounds like. Each person or band attending writes a song for the title and performs it at the event one after the other. Then, there is audience voting and a winner is declared. The live fight is in addition to each songfighter performing their own short set of Song Fight! entries they’ve written. This makes for a rather epic event. Eventually, I hope to have a recording of the entire set I performed, which reminds me that I should probably post the one from 2004. Anyway, I wrote a song about a guy who is unsatisfied with his mail-order bride. Enjoy!

Sign My Box - Go listen and vote!

Future Boy battles again on Songfight!

Go listen and vote!

I’ve got a new song over at Songfight! Better hurry cuz this fight’s only three days long!

EDIT: I came in second, I guess not everyone loves happy electro-disco as much as I do.

Although I neglected to mention it while the fight was up, Future Boy collaborated with Johnny Cashpoint on an entry for Policy of Rape. Surprisingly, the fight turned out to be a pretty good one and no one made an “offensive” song. You might want to read the lyrics to this one.

Future Boy collaborated with Ken from Ken and the New Incredibles and Bjam for the Tanker Truck fight over at Songfight. They entered as The Cutie Pies.

You know what to do, go listen and vote!!