Does that mean that someday has come after all? (i know, i know, bad joke)

The release of my latest single If Someday Never Comes is only a few weeks away and my pre-save campaign is underway. If you're on Spotify you can pre-save it here and if you prefer to own your music you can pre-order from Amazon here. This is a song about feeling like your heart has finally been broken for good and the fear of what comes after. I'm super stoked to share it and can't wait to hear what you think. Please pre-save or pre-order it if you have a second (just click the pic-->). It really helps give a new release some legs if there's some action on it on the day of release.

The 2nd annual Elf Named Moe Christmas art contest is also in full swing and I am, in the words of Frosty's magician Professor Hinkle, "busy, busy, busy" doing all that that entails. If you know a school aged kiddo who likes to draw and would like $100 cash to spend on toys or anything else please let them know about it. It's also a great way to keep your little elves occupied while you're preparing for your Christmas parties and dinners, wrapping presents and whatnot. You can listen to the song (free) and sign up at AnElfNamedMoe.com.

I recently did an interview for the podcast Music Business Hacks which is hosted by musician, author, and entrepeneur Simon Tam who, as a member of the all-Asian band The Slants, won a landmark trademark case in the Supreme Court. Simon is a well-spoken and gracious host and we talked about An Elf Named Moe, If Someday Never Comes and other music related topics. The podcast should be online very soon. It will be available in all the usual podcast spots or you can listen directly from his website here.

Thanks, as always, for your continued support. I super-appreciate it.

until next time....