Hello everyone! What a great year 2005 has been, and already 2006 is looking even better. First off, our amazing client Patria Jacobs has been chosen by Barry Smolin, one of the key DJs at KPFK here in Los Angeles, as one of his TOP TEN albums of the year! (Check it out here). You can see her video documentary just to the right of you on the front page right here. If it has moved by the time you read this, it will be in the "Video" section just to the left. See it right there? Yeah, I know you do. Anyway, We have tons of GREAT new music to bring you in the first few weeks of 06: Rehab, Revolver Modele, the Feathermerchants, and Bob Ricci. Have you heard of Bob Ricci? He logged in over 10 MILLION downloads for the song parody he made of "She Blocked Me" (a parody of Puddle of Mudd's "She Hates Me", another record I worked back in the day!) Check out the video here. (You have to click on the icon for it on the right side- you can't miss it). Bob Ricci is HILARIOUS.  He has an entire album of classics. He will be hitting the East Coast hard this year and will break out BIG. Speaking of big, Rehab is hitting it big with their second release "Graffiti the World"  (this time being released independently on their own Attica Sound label). They have a sound that blends the vibes of  311, the Gorillaz, and Linkin Park. Check out Rehab's music here. And if you're in the mood to mellow it out a bit, listen to the female-fronted Feathermerchants. Their sound blends the styles of PJ Harvey with the Cowboy Junkies and the Mojave 3. Check out tunes on their myspace page here. Or, if the dance goth scene is more your thing, check out Revolver Modele. Recommended if you like Interpol, Joy Division, Bauhaus or the Faint. Hear their music here. Other bands that will break big from us in 2006: One of the Loudest Tragedies Ever Heard, King Elementary, Bril, Langhorne Slim, Anya Marina, Oslo, the Randies, the Sloppy Meateaters and Dexter Danger. We will break many bands in 2006. Music will prevail, Amen! By the way, go pick up that new My Morning Jacket album- it rules! Lenny out.