New York friends - playing at this tonight!!!! Electric and with a band even. Come early to see us, we’re at 10 I think. Also look at all that other fun shit AND it’s a fundraiser. Come hang out and take videos and dance with your buddies and enter some raffles and stuff. click the link or the picture for more info <333333
For you, baby:
“Valentine’s Day (Let’s Stop Cheating On Each Other)” live on The Chris Gethard Show (the first time I ever played on it and met Chris and everybody)
AND demo version of the song up for free download for 24 hours right here
Pass it along if you think you know somebody who might appreciate it… Have a good day, love you <3
So, I already told you about my tendency to write self-deprecating tragic-comedy songs around the holidays.. And we all know what today is… You probably see where I’m going with this. Once I wrote this song about Valentine’s Day.
Anyway, here is a special download for you because I love you. The unreleased acoustic demo version of my “Valentine’s Day” song, recorded amongst giggles on Simon’s farm a year ago. There may be a freestyle rap at the end. MAYBE
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD FOR FREE/NAME YOUR OWN PRICE only for the next few days. Studio version coming this summer. Happy Valentine’s Day to tragic valentines and happy valentines alike. Reblog and pass it on!!
xx,
love,
your bud,
Mal
Will post more promo photos later. Well, maybe. I am bad at micro-blogging. :(
Aw, somebody just posted this picture from our Smith show in November and it made me happy ‘cause there’s so much love going on in it.
Maybe I’m getting amped up early for Valentine’s Day. Usually I’m not the biggest fan. In fact, I spent last Valentine’s Day playing a self proclaimed “Anti-Valentine’s Day” show at The Sidewalk Cafe. This involved: A) playing a set of basically every break up song I’ve ever written (this was easy because they’re kind of all break up songs) and B) telling LOTS of embarrassing, slightly bitter/completely unsolicited personal anecdotes about said break up songs to my friends, fans, and the few unsuspecting strangers that attended. That was obviously fun for me. I mean, everyone. Also, I like to think it simultaneously functioned as a distraction/bitter haven for people without valentines AND a Valentine’s Day Singles mixer. I’m not sure if it actually did though or if that’s just something I’d like to think.
Anyway, this year will be a MUCH more pro Valentine’s Day show though. Mostly because we’re opening at The Bell House so I’m going to be too nervous to be bitter. Anyway, if you’re in New York you should come. Tickets are a little pricier than usual ($15) because Melissa Ferrick is the headliner (woot!) but it’s a great venue with a cozy, sort of rustic (?) vibe that you wouldn’t expect to find in Brooklyn and it will be a good time. Here is a link just for you (Happy Valentine’s Day!): Buy Tickets To Melissa Ferrick @ The Bell House 2/13 w/ opener Mal Blum
