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1 - I hate the way major labels are flooding the market with sellout bands.

2 - Instead of aimlessly bitching about it, I’m going to destroy sellout music.

3 - I'm releasing 'City of Ember' on iTunes in January. It sounds like it would be on the radio, but the "sellout perfection" of this songs brilliantly hides it's sarcastically hilarious lyrics.

4 - By combating sellout music with music that sounds like Top 40 but lyrically makes fun of Top 40, I can trick people into thinking my songs are real songs by a serious artist.

5 - When people eventually read into my lyrics and realize they make a mockery of sellout music, they will reanalyze their musical tastes and hopefully stop supporting sellout artists.


By forcing myself into pop-culture, I can fucking obliterate sellout music.
If I can get the public behind me, even the smallest financial boycott of
sellout bands would have a lasting effect on the industry. This would
reestablish mainstream musical innovation by forcing major labels
to remember a word they have completely forgotten: Originality.

Consumers dictate who major labels sign.
We can't ever fully eliminate sellout music.
However, our buying patters can cancel it's majority.

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December 30th Project Update

Posted at 12:31 AM.

The release date for 'City of Ember' is February 15th.
Also, I'm out of town until January 5th, so I won't have any access to the internet.

When I get back, I'll fill you guys in on everything going on.