A song inspired by UC Berkeley’s Main Stacks library, a place I spent many hours in as an undergraduate studying economics. “D for down This elevator is my life control Will things get better? Lots of sugar-coated No’s No’s” For a free download, just click on the cloud symbol at the end of the track …
Category Archives: Music
Pour it Up (Rihanna Cover)
I recently covered Rihanna’s track “Pour it Up” off of her album, Unapologetic. Please help me share this with others by posting on Twitter and Facebook. And if you liked my version of this song, a free download is waiting for you right here. For more exclusive music, check out my SoundCloud page. Thank you!
Estrogen Complex
I would call the time, between the release of my latest album (Self Retrospect) and this very moment, an extended break. In this break, I’ve had the opportunity to reevaluate my last release. Starting shallow and going deeper: the sound quality of my music, my artistic image, the genre of my music, and finally, my …
Scholarship Video Contest
I ran into a contest opportunity a couple days ago while surfing the web. VocalizeU, in association with Guitar Center, is hosting a video competition where entrants simply, “Record a short video introducing yourself and singing a song that best showcases your talents! Then, post it to YouTube…” A winner is then selected based on …
I just dropped a single titled “Reconsider.” That meets the summer 2012 quota for me in terms of music. If you like it, please share it with your friends! In the summer 2012 single “Reconsider,” Eis steps out of his usual underground persona to bask in a more aggressive, mainstream sound. Sprinkled with clever metaphors …
∞Somebody That I Used to Know (Cover)
This is my rendition of “Somebody That I Used to Know,” by Gotye feat. Kimbra. Please help me share this with others by posting on Twitter and Facebook. I would really appreciate it! If you liked this, leave me a comment and please subscribe to my channel on YouTube so you’ll know whenever I post …
Music with a Message.
Why should you care? Unfortunately, in this day and age, a lot of good music is ridiculously underexposed. (When’s the last time Lil’ Wayne or Wiz Khalifa had to ask you to check their music out?) Most songs on the radio and in mainstream media are complete garbage and I can’t help but feel that …
