Toward the end of last year, we checked in with Broken Social Scenester Jason Collett, to find him talking up his next effort as his “guitar record,” offering up a couple tracks to put his MPEG-1, Layer 3 where his mouth is. More reports from the studio: Here Jason is joined by producer Howie Beck and bassist/rapper Michael P. Clive in a Video Hits 1-style exposé on how his new record suffered due to the meddling bastards at Arts & Crafts.
Here’s the final edit. The rap didn’t make it.
Another one here. Here’s To Being Here is out 2/5 on Arts & Crafts.
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Amazing.
Not funny.
Sing and dance only please.
I want my click back…that was boring and contrived.
Pretty funny. And a good song.
these boring 40-somethings need to stop the Pavement rip-off songs and actually do something relevant
Brilliant. And very refreshing. Who needs another boring ‘in the studio’ piece or lip-synched video?
Can’t wait for the album.
This is lame.
C’mon people! WTF.
Good looking dude though.
i would like broken social scene better if i didn’t know anything about anyone in then band
Usually these guys are great, but this is just BOOORING.
Maybe Mike Clive should just stick to his cooking show…http://michaelpclive.com/
I haven’t heard flow like that since early Professor Murder.