Hello, everyone! I have some very exciting news to share with you!

This summer, director Jon M. Chu will launch the first ever online dance adventure: “The LXD: The Legion of Extraordinary Dancers”. The LXD is a series of short films that feature the extremely talented dancers of — you guessed it — The LXD Crew.

The series will start on Wednesday, July 7th, 2010, on Hulu, and I’m very excited to announce that I’ve been asked to write and record the musical score for one of the episodes.

As you might already know from their many TV appearances and various videos on the web, the LXD Crew is extremely talented, and I’m very excited to work on a project with them.

I was able to catch a preview screening a couple of weeks ago, and everything looks amazing. The dancing in each episode is simply incredible, and I can’t wait for you to see the whole series!

So make sure to bookmark this link: http://hulu.com/the-lxd

The first episode will premiere on Wednesday, July 7th, 2010, followed by a new episode every week after that for a total of ten weeks.

It’s going to be an awesome summer in the world of music and dance, so please stay tuned! And thank you so much for lending me your continued support. As an independent musician, I truly, truly appreciate it.

some random thoughts for a monday afternoon:

i love writing and performing many different styles of music.

the recordings i’ve released in the past may not match the music i release today; and the music i release today may not be in the same style as the music i release in the future. not everyone understands or likes this fact, but i can’t help but be true to myself and make music that i truly enjoy.

i understand that not everyone will join me for the whole duration of my musical journey. with every new piece of work that i release, i know some fans will drift away, and other fans will join in. some will be angry and disapproving of my musical choices, while others will be excited and supportive.

the obvious fact that i must accept is that not everyone is going to like everything i create. it’s not always easy to accept this fact, but i know that it is undeniably true.

my musical style may always be changing, but i can make one solid promise that will never change: no matter what happens, i will always strive to put my best possible work forward. no shortcuts, no cutting corners. everything i release will be an authentic representation of my musical self.

and that is where i eventually find peace in accepting the fact that not everyone will like what i create. certain people may say that they don’t like the style of music i present at any given time, but no one will ever be able to say that my work isn’t of high quality. i know i’m good at what i do, and whether people like my work or not won’t add or take away from that.

my musical journey must (and will) continue whether people join me or not. but of course, i’d rather you join me. it’s more fun that way.