Tuesday, October 26, 2004
Serahtonic In A Hairworld?
I got a phone call. Then an e-mail. Then another phone call on my cell. Then another e-mail on my other e-mail address.
Apparently Serahtonic has more fans than I ever thought. The person who called and wrote apparently loves our CD and used two songs from it in his independent documentary titled "Hairworld 2002". The film is about a hairstyling competition in Las Vegas and features some pretty funny scenes and interviews. Ha! The songs used were "Daybreak Eyes" and "Enter Space".
It's interesting how "Daybreak Eyes", a song that the band liked but didn't really love, was also chosen to augment a scene in a Gerry Lopez documentary three or four years ago.
My favorite part of this story is that the person who contacted me is someone who was touched by Serahtonic's music. He was telling me how he bought our CD at Music Trader and listened to it over and over. A couple years later when he started working on his indie flick, he was inspired to use some of Serahtonic's music and the songs helped him achieve the effect he was looking for in the scenes in which he used them.
Krassy Can Listen To It: "Daybreak Eyes" by Serahtonic
Apparently Serahtonic has more fans than I ever thought. The person who called and wrote apparently loves our CD and used two songs from it in his independent documentary titled "Hairworld 2002". The film is about a hairstyling competition in Las Vegas and features some pretty funny scenes and interviews. Ha! The songs used were "Daybreak Eyes" and "Enter Space".
It's interesting how "Daybreak Eyes", a song that the band liked but didn't really love, was also chosen to augment a scene in a Gerry Lopez documentary three or four years ago.
My favorite part of this story is that the person who contacted me is someone who was touched by Serahtonic's music. He was telling me how he bought our CD at Music Trader and listened to it over and over. A couple years later when he started working on his indie flick, he was inspired to use some of Serahtonic's music and the songs helped him achieve the effect he was looking for in the scenes in which he used them.
Krassy Can Listen To It: "Daybreak Eyes" by Serahtonic
3 Comments:
Man, don't even get me started on "Daybreak Eyes" - cause I ALWAYS dug on that song. The chord progression was very un-serahtonic. Casher used to work a lot with the Am-C-G-F progression. It was nice to hear a little G-D-Bm-C progression in there and a happy little G-C-D- chorus. Good stuff. Interlude where Casher sang, "there's a fire in you eeyyyyyeeesssss...." needed a little something *more* but as a whole, very good tune. Glad to see someone putting it to use!!!
By Canes305, at 12:08 PM
Does this finally pave the way for the reunion tour? Where do I sign up? Do you need any roadies?
Check. Check. Check 1. Sibilance. Sibilance.
Check. Check. Check 2. Sibilance. Sibilance.
Hater Jr.
By Anonymous, at 1:27 PM
What did you think.. Your music tuch me to.. I like "Enter Space" as well.. Hell is a great song but not just that one.. The other ones where good as well.. I remembder when I downloaded them from Napster and I think it was from you I got them. You are the one whos from Hungary or something.. Anyway.. I like your music and still like to hear the songs from that album..
DAMN!! I read just now that the band don´t exist any longer.. Sad sad...
I never got the chance to see you live..
By José, at 6:42 PM
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