The Brad Pitt Of Uncool

So I bet you have been wondering when I would write a new post and what I have been up to all this time.  I have been real busy trying to get the finishing touches on The Scribblenauts album which is due out later this summer (if the funds are there) and I am working on my next 4 albums as well.  I have been struggling financially due to my last job and the fact that I don’t live off of my music which is something I would enjoy doing if it was possible.  I finally have landed a new job as a waiter at Charlies Kitchen in Harvard Square (if you are ever in the area, drop by and say hello)  I plan on jamming out at least 3 new projects by the end of the year.

Store update: I finally got my merchandise back from Canada and will be putting it up for sale on this site! here is a picture of Redlist modeling a shirt!

So I have only a few left and would love it if you bought one! I am also adding links to some vinyl records I have for sale at various sites, please support the music.

I also bought glasses! and while I am not excited about it, I will deal and learn to live with them since I need to have them. here is the super-nerd as I appear today:

that’s all for now, I will be posting a revised edition of my tour-blog from TheWordIsBond.com with videos and photos that I was not allowed to post. expect it soon.

Open Mike Eagle – I Rock from Mush Records on Vimeo.

H.W. might be a relatively new name to many of you readers out there. We posted his album A Year’s Worth of Worry for free download when it dropped a few months back. Since then, H.W. has been making some noise around the New England scene, but the truth is, he is a true underground veteran. Sure there are some bigger names around, but what is hip-hop culture without its hidden underground culture?

Though he may not be the most optimistic emcee around, H.W. has some interesting insights and perspectives on hip-hop that are not always shared. Hit the skip to check out H.W.’s thoughts on the New England hip-hop scene, being depressed, and leaving college to become a rapper.

Please click here to continue the interview!

I will have these on tour with me, and I hope you buy one!

My good friend Early Adopted just droppped a new mixtape titled “I’ll Eat You Up” it features some of my other good friends (Redlist, Eyenine, Nobody Cares) and I am also on it.  I posted the track featuring me below and you can follow that and download the whole album!