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Hunnypot has been bringing music and culture together for 25 years, and over the years, we've thrown some unforgettable parties.…
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Hunnypot has been bringing music and culture together for 25 years, and over the years, we've thrown some unforgettable parties.…
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Mystical Joyride releases a new remix of their single "Gotta Do Me" featuring rapper Sri Kala.
The band has been featured within the Ecstatic Dance community and played at such Festivals as Lightning in Bottle, Soulplay, and Love Long Beach, as well as featured vocalists like superstar Aloe Blacc and Ghanaian reggae/afro beats artist Rocky Dawuni. They just released their new afro/Indian-house-tinged album House Magic featuring more amazing global artists like QVLN, Evan Hatfield, and Gingee. They provide an unforgettable live experience with positive messaging and dancy vibes.
Mystical Joyride is the genre-fluid Psychedelic World Pop band flying their spaceship between the spiritual and the ratchet; formed in 2015 by married couple Leah and Joel Van Dijk, the band sought to explore Leah’s existential questions with the Wizardry of Joel’s production skills. Leah, born of the musical legacy of The Commodores, and Joel (guitarist for Aloe Blacc and producer for many) put their sounds together to form this new identity.
After their first EP, they added the sensational Bengali singer Arzeen to the band after having him feature on a few of their records and loving the results. Their live set combines electronic music with live instrumentation, sometimes as a duo and sometimes as an ensemble of Joyriders. Mystical Joyride is an experience of contemplation, meditation, and straight-up shaking that ass.
Focus tracks: "Gonna Be Alright", "Get This Fire Started" & "Superpowers"
Hunnypot has been bringing music and culture together for 25 years, and over the years, we've thrown some unforgettable parties. Hunnypot Live has produced over 500 shows, bringing incredible artists to the stage for a quarter century. As part of our Best of Hunnypot Live series for our 25-year anniversary, we’re highlighting some of our favorite artists who have graced the stage.
This live footage comes from Show #316 on May, 18 2015, featuring dynamic performer, powerhouse singer and stellar guitar player Jaime Wyatt, singing her original "Stone Hotel" from her 2017 album "Felony Blues".
“A lot of us grow up feeling like we have to hide who we are just to be accepted,” Wyatt reflects, “but that comes from a place of fear and judgment. Sometimes we need a little extra help to let go of all the guilt and shame and pain we carry. Sometimes we need a reminder to be kind to ourselves and each other.”
Hailed by Pitchfork as one of the “most exciting and skillful storytellers” working today, Jaime Wyatt is the kind of generational talent whose raw, honest lyricism is matched only by the power of her huge, unmistakable voice. Wyatt first began turning heads with her breakout 2017 debut, Felony Blues, which chronicled her now much-publicized battle with addiction and transformative journey through the criminal justice system. Wyatt’s 2020 follow-up, Neon Cross, tackled even more profoundly personal revelations. Both records arrived to universal acclaim, with NPR praising Wyatt’s “remarkable voice” and Rolling Stone lauding her “lush, layered, and complex” performances.
Hunnypot Live has produced over 500 shows, bringing incredible artists to the stage for a quarter century. As part of our Best of Hunnypot Live series for our 25-year anniversary, we’re highlighting some of our favorite artists who have graced the stage.
This live footage comes from Show #400 on September, 17 2018, featuring rapper Kemo the Blaxican from the Lower East Side of Los Angeles, who is also an original member of Los Angeles-based Hip-Hop group Delinquent Habits. In this video, Kemo The Blaxican performs four incredible songs from his catalogue, including:
"Random Thoughts" (0:04-2:17)
"Lcl (Left Coast Latino)" (3:21-5:30)
"Tres Delinquentes" (Delinquent Habits) (5:38-7:04)
Kemo The Blaxican is equipped with a soulful style bilingual rhymes and profound lyrical content. You hear the smooth-yet-powerful baritone vocals delivered with a distinctive tone. You recognize the voice as it commands attention with provocative lyrics over flavorful tracks. This MC shifts the rhyme from English to Spanish, and then back to English again seamlessly. Your head nods the whole way through.
Hunnypot Live has produced over 500 shows, bringing incredible artists to the stage for a quarter century. As part of our Best of Hunnypot Live series for our 25-year anniversary, we’re highlighting some of our favorite artists who have graced the stage.
This live footage comes from Show #360 on February, 20 2017, featuring North by North, a two-piece garage/pop band from Chicago, IL.
North by North's surf-inspired rock & roll conjures images of catching waves off the Hawaiian coast all day before chasing the sun and sand with a swanky cabaret-club nightcap. They start from a foundation that channels bands like The Black Keys & The White Stripes, but quickly set themselves apart by adding adventurous, esoteric instrumentation—from cello and trumpet to tack piano. They have an uncanny ability to blend blues, surf and cabaret into a heady rock & roll stew.
"'Silver Tooth and Shadowplay'" is a merging of fringe cultures. ... Remember that Hanna Barbara cartoon that had a guy that drag raced in hearse? This is the soundtrack to that." - Punk News
Hunnypot has been bringing music and culture together for 25 years, and over the years, we've thrown some unforgettable parties. Hunnypot Live has produced over 500 shows, bringing incredible artists to the stage for a quarter century. As part of our Best of Hunnypot Live series for our 25-year anniversary, we’re highlighting some of our favorite artists who have graced the stage.
This live footage comes from Show #425 on September, 16 2019, featuring Chuck Wright, one of the most sought-after bass players, best known as a member of multi-platinum heavy metal band Quiet Riot.
Wright's career in mainstream rock first took off when he joined Giuffria in 1984. Their debut album Giuffria peaked at #26 on the Billboard album charts on March 2, 1985. The album spawned two hit singles, "Call to the Heart" (Hot 100 #15) and "Lonely In Love" (Hot 100 #57). After sold-out arena tours with Deep Purple and Foreigner, Wright left Giuffria to re-join Quiet Riot in 1986, replacing Rudy Sarzo, recording and writing songs for their QRIII release and supporting world tour.
His reputation as one of the most sought-after bass players has landed him gigs with such music icons as Alice Cooper, Slash, Gregg Allman, Carmine Appice, Ronnie Montrose, John Waite, and Pat Travers. Wright has appeared on over 90 worldwide record releases, playing bass and producing albums of various styles, including ambient trance, reggae, rap, country and rock. He has toured all over the world, performing in North America, Europe, Russia and the Far East.
He was also directly involved in seven film scores, most notably being the Universal Studios film release Kull the Conqueror, where he was joined by Guns N' Roses drummer Matt Sorum and the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Over the years, Wright also worked with House Of Lords, Bad Moon Rising, Blackthorne, Christian Tolle Project, Doro, Impellitteri, Kuni, MSG, Magdalen, Murderer's Row, Pata, Stephen Pearcy, Adler's Appetite, Love/Hate, Ken Tamplin, Shane Gibson from Korn, and has recorded various tribute albums with many other luminaries. Wright has headed up “Ultimate Jam Night,” a long-running live music show since January 2015 at the Whisky A Go Go in Hollywood. Now a popular Sunset Strip fixture, “Ultimate Jam Night” features up to 60 pro musicians each week.
SETLIST:
Quiet Riot - Bang Your Head
Quiet Riot - Bass Case
House Of Lords - Can’t Find My Way Home
Montrose - Rock Candy
Pat Travers - Politician
Sam Kennison - Gonna Raise Hell
Mr. Big - Take Cover
Shoutout to mediaLiberated for shooting the video!
Hunnypot has been bringing music and culture together for 25 years, and over the years, we've thrown some unforgettable parties. Hunnypot Live has produced over 500 shows, bringing incredible artists to the stage for a quarter century. As part of our Best of Hunnypot Live series for our 25-year anniversary, we’re highlighting some of our favorite artists who have graced the stage.
This live footage comes from Show #296 on July, 28 2014, featuring the genre-bending rapper Boyfriend, known for her bold lyrics and high-energy performances.
Boyfriend, the "mysterious, raunchy, feminist rapper" as described by NPR, has taken her special brand of "campy rap antagonism" (LA Times), "high-concept booty bass" (Rolling Stone), and "candy-coated cultural criticism" (Nasty Gal) to stages across the globe.
Boyfriend is a songwriter (Charli XCX, Slayyyter), producer (Rebecca Black, Jon Batiste) and performer (“5 Best Things That Happened at Outside Lands” – Rolling Stone and featured in Sony Pictures’ Grammy-Award winning Jazz Fest documentary).
The Nashville-born and New Orleans-based artist is featured opposite Lil Wayne and longtime collaborator Big Freedia, on the song “El Niño (feat. Lil Wayne & Boyfriend)”, off of Freedia’s 2023 album Central City. The single follows Boyfriend’s debut project, Sugar & Spice, which features the likes of the global feminist-art collective Pussy Riot, award-winning T-Pop artist Pyra, and LGBTQ-icon Amanda Lepore. The album peaked in the top 70 on the NACC College Radio Charts and landed placements with Netflix, HBO, and Apple, to name a few.
Hunnypot’s John Anderson has been advocating for The BellRays for decades. In honor of the new record release Heavy Steady Go! we are going to celebrate Lisa and Bob by sharing their words on the new album.
“Originating from Riverside, California, the BellRays have been mixing punk, rock and soul with the unique authenticity that has made them who they are in today. “We created a band and music based on what we love.” – explains Lisa Kekaula and Robert Vennum, the founding members of The BellRays. The tradition that the band continued over the last thirty years inspired them to infuse their influences. It’s in their DNA. The sound can be described by one simple formula: Emotion + energy = excitement. Their latest album, Heavy Steady Go! strictly follows this rule but also, provides new coloring and shades to the well-beloved formula. “We’ve heard ourselves described by some variation as ‘Tina Turner fronting AC/DC’ or ‘Motorhead meets Aretha Franklin’ which comes with an expectation to be that every time.” – explains Robert Vennum. “We are expected to be something that does not exist.”
According to Lisa Kekaula: “We stand apart and reactions like ‘not punk enough’, ‘not rock enough’, and ‘THAT’S not soul’ only fuel us more. We revel in our fearlessness to share what’s in our heads and hearts whether it’s understood or not. The most important thing is that we believe what we write and what we play. Our songwriting comes from a place that’s really deep and wide and in Heavy Steady Go! We realized that what we had created came from the impact point of this crater.”
This recording is split by two cities, two years, and two badass rhythm sections: Mark Cisneros (bass) and Ron Miller (drums) both from Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds in Tucson, AZ, and later the return of past drummer Craig Waters (Cody Chestnut, Andre Williams, the Countdowns) and newest arrival, Nico Miles on bass recording in Riverside, CA produced by Lisa and Robert. Heavy Steady Go! is described by the two as ‘a festival in album form’. It’s contrasting style mashups and musical collaborations between each quartet is powerfully concentrated rock and roll.” Robert and Lisa explain that with these songs “we pay homage to Tom Petty, Bon Scott, Fleetwood Mac, Howlin’ Wolf, Cheap Trick, Betty Davis, and dozens of others that inspired this album. We wrote and crafted these songs looking at ourselves through the lens of the iconic sounds we heard growing up
Coming out August 30, 2024, ‘Heavy Steady Go!” will be released ahead of the upcoming U.S. and Canadian tour-dates with Social Distortion.
Credits: The BellRays
Emerging from the vibrant heart of Miami, Florida, 19MIL is carving a distinctive niche in the music landscape. With her signature goth R&B POP sound- characterized by captivating vocals, powerful production, and a mesmerizing tone- she’s not just making music, but crafting sonic masterpieces that resonate with a generation.
Although she’s been on the music scene for just over a year 19MIL’s journey into the realm of music was a serendipitous one. It was an influential figure, now absent from her life, who introduced her to the industry, and this gesture of destiny is something she will forever cherish. While 19MIL has a penchant for artists like Lil Peep, Yeat, and Lil Uzi Vert, she doesn’t often veer toward female artists. However, she unabashedly admits to being a die-hard fan of Billie Eilish.
Originally from the serene beach town of Treasure Island, Florida, where the music scene is predominately dominated by beach bar bands delivering covers, 19MIL stands out as a beacon of originality. To her, music composition is no less than a herculean task. From finding the right lyrics and crafting harmonious rhythms to delving deep into the myriad layers of production, every step presents its challenges. Yet, she persists, driven by the desire to be sure her message is conveyed accurately.
For 19MIL, music is more than just a creative outlet - it's a means to connect. Her core mission in producing music is to resonate with her listeners, to let them know they’re not alone in their feelings. She aspires to be a voice of reason, reassuring her audience that shared experiences are universal, and its okay to stand out. “You can be the light in a dark place,” she proclaims, emphasizing the need to persist through challenges.
Currently, her energies are laser-focused on refining her distinctive sound and releasing a slue of singles. Among them, the latest is “Deep End.” A visual and auditory treat, this track is more than just a song - its an emotion. Whether listeners are seeking solace in their room or cruising with the top down on a freeway, “Deep End” promises an immersive experience, an intricate blend of emotions and melodies that beacon listeners to hit repeat.
Hunnypot is proud to be 19MIL's official sync representative, ask us about LICENSING!
-John Anderson a.k.a. Hot Tub Johnnie
WOW. The night was filled with joy and love from so many in attendance and those there in spirit, a truly heartwarming and affirming way to end our 23-year Hunnypot experience. Thanks to all the incredibly talented artists who performed for us live throughout the years and to the Music Lovers/Tastemakers participating in our community, you are the ones who made it so special. Next up is the Documentary film! - John Anderson
The Finale #500!!!
The last Hunnypot Live show ever. A throwback to the first incarnation of the Hunnypot brand. In 2000 Hunnypot was just a monthly mixer for music supervisors, label reps, publisher reps and other music synchronization industry professionals. No bands, just DJ sets and networking.
Join us on November 13th for interviews (like the original Hunnypot Radio show 3 years later), networking, reminiscing and of course, party DJ sets by PJ BLOOM, THOMAS GOLUBIC´ & HOT TUB JOHNNIE.
#WhereMusicLoversGoToPlay
PJ Bloom is a widely respected, 25-year Entertainment veteran and considered one of the premier talents in the Music & Media Industry. He is a Grammy-winning soundtrack producer, 2x Guild of Music Supervisors Awards winner, 4x BMI Awards winner, 2x ASCAP Awards winner, Billboard Power 100 list veteran, partnered in one of the top Music Supervision firms in the US and founded a Grammy-winning record label and publishing company.
PJ’s career soundtrack sales tally over 50M singles, 15M albums, and billions of streams. As the Music Supervisor for the groundbreaking Glee franchise, his work holds the record for most charted songs by a single act in Billboard Hot 100 history, surpassing Elvis Presley, The Beatles, and James Brown.
As a member of the Warner Records leadership team for nearly five years, PJ oversaw the creative, licensing, and marketing of the label’s film, television, sports, gaming, and soundtrack initiatives for its diverse roster of superstar and emerging artists. He built major strategic campaigns across all genres in partnership with relevant divisions including marketing, streaming, promotion, publicity, socials, digital, international, and, business affairs. Under PJ’s leadership, his division generated all-time record-breaking revenue and delivered Warner its first ‘Music in Visual Media’ Grammy in over a decade with ‘The US vs. Billie Holiday' soundtrack featuring Andra Day.
As one of the leading Music Supervisors for over 20 years, PJ has overseen the creation, execution, and marketing of over a thousand episodes of television, fifty films, sports programming, gaming platforms, commercial advertisements, and even amusement park thrill rides. He has collaborated with premier composers and artists on the creation of award-winning scores and television themes while playing an influential role in the recognition of Music Supervisors across the industry, including the development of best business practices within the field and founding the Guild of Music Supervisors (GMS).
PJ founded Black Magnetic Records & Publishing where his signings produced three Billboard Top 10 hits including two #1’s: A Great Big World “Say Something” feat. Christina Aguilera (2B streams, 5M downloads) and Far East Movement “Like A G6" (750M streams, 7M downloads). In 2015 “Say Something” won the Grammy for ‘Best Song by a Duo or Group’, beating Coldplay.
PJ is a founding member of the Guild of Music Supervisors (GMS) and a voting member of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (Grammys) and the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (Emmys).
THOMAS GOLUBIC´ is a four-time Emmy-nominated music supervisor, DJ, and twice Grammy-nominated record producer. His music supervision credits include the AMC series Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, Halt And Catch Fire, The Walking Dead, the Netflix series Grace and Frankie, Love, the Amazon series Sneaky Pete, the Showtime series Ray Donovan, and the HBO series Six Feet Under among many other film and television projects.
In 2017 Thomas became the president of the Guild of Music Supervisors, the same year he was nominated for the first Outstanding Music Supervisor Emmy Award for his work on Better Call Saul. He received subsequent nominations again in 2019, 2020, and 2022. The Guild twice awarded Thomas with Best Music Supervision in a Television Drama for his work on Breaking Bad. Thomas was twice nominated for Grammy awards for producing volumes 1 and 2 of the Six Feet Under soundtrack album, and with Gary Calamar was responsible for the use of Sia’s “Breathe Me."
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Jeff Gray self describes his music business identity as "Working with music copyrights from inception to exploitation". Jeff's first foray into the music business at 18 years old was getting paid $20 cash and a Neil Young concert VHS tape as compensation for playing guitar on someone's demo tape. This is still some of the most money he's ever been paid for playing music.
In addition to his extensive music business experience as a music supervisor, music clearance nerd, artist manager, and more, Jeff plays an active role in the music creation and performance community as a performer (guitar), songwriter, arranger, and collaborator. He is a producer and on-air talent for the Hunnypot Live! podcast and is an active member of The Guild Of Music Supervisors
Jeff has worked with and participated with artists such as Fencer, The Clockworks, Tool, MZ. Neon, Jennifer Marks, Superdrag, Beth Thornley, Local H, TSOL, Janis Ian, Geza X, Paul Roessler, Lovers Electric, The Shocker, Circa Zero, L7, Bobby Syvarth, Alicia Witt, The Donnas, VuVuVultures and many more."
John Anderson, a.k.a. Hot Tub Johnnie, is a highly accomplished Music Publishing Executive, serving as the CEO and ringmaster of Hunnypot Unlimited. This multifaceted organization specializes in discovering and nurturing emerging music talent by providing Music Publishing, Artist Representation, Marketing, and Film & Television Placement services.
In his role as a publisher, he has been responsible for synchronizing and licensing music for thousands of titles from a diverse range of artists, including Pete Townshend, John Mellencamp, Nick Cave, Spice Girls, Willie Nelson, Albert Hammond, Snow Patrol, Kings of Leon and Beyonce’. As an A&R representative, he has also signed and developed numerous successful artists including The Cramps, Johnette Napollitano (Concrete Blonde), The Coup, The BellRays, Fischerspooner, The Dollyrots, Talib Kweli, and Far East Movement, whose hits "Like A G6" and "Rocketeer" sold over 15 million singles worldwide.
In addition to his prolific work as a Music Publishing Executive, using the moniker Hot Tub Johnnie. John Anderson has created a one-of-a-kind experience known as Hunnypot Live, For over 23 years, this bi-weekly internet-based "live podcast" party has been entertaining music enthusiasts and professionals alike. Hunnypot Live features interviews with industry guests, playlists/DJ sets, live music performances, and dancing. This unique show is attended by music and entertainment industry professionals, artists, and tastemakers to celebrate music and culture. The show is performed and recorded every other Monday night and is archived for streaming from the Hunnypot Unlimited website. Hunnypot Live is free to attend and open to the public.
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Hot Tub Johnnie's favorite holiday is Halloween, over the last 23 years, Hunnypot has thrown some epic Halloween gatherings, and this year's no exception. This show is our 499th recorded podcast/party, officially our second-to-last Hunnypot Live experience so in the spirit of the original Film/TV Music Industry Mixer we've teamed up with the president and vice-president of the Guild of Music Supervisors, Lindsay Wolfington and Heather Guibert. Live performances by Angela Sheik, Lisa Danaë, and Can1Live. AUDIO & PHOTOS coming soon. #WhereMusicLoversGoToPlay
Passionate about music and what it brings to the moving picture, Lindsay has been working in Music Supervision for over 20 years. She is known for her work on One Tree Hill, where she featured over 1700 songs from breaking artists to iconic names like Led Zeppelin and U2, and more recently for her work on the Netflix sensations To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, To All the Boys: PS I Still Love You, and To All the Boys: Always and Forever.
Lindsay’s recent work includes Theater Camp (Searchlight), XO Kitty (Netflix), Virgin River (Netflix), Sullivan’s Crossing (CTV), Monster High 2 (Nickelodeon), The Venery of Samantha Bird (Starz), as well as upcoming films Recipe for Love, I Wish You All the Best, and Time Cut. She recently finished Warrior Nun (Netflix), Amber Brown (Apple TV+), Love at First Sight (Netflix), Love in Taipei (Lionsgate), Hello, Goodbye & Everything in Between (Netflix), Monster High (Nickelodeon), and The Thing About Pam (NBC). Her previous work includes Fear Street (Netflix), Atypical (
She has won 3 Guild of Music Supervisors Awards for her work on To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, To All the Boys: PS I Still Love You, and To All the Boys: Always and Forever, and has been nominated 8 times for her work on these films as well as The Royals and The Sing Off. In 2013, Lindsay won the Sunset Sessions Award for "Best Music Supervision in a Reality TV Show."
Lindsay is a graduate of Brown University and currently teaches Music Supervision to graduate students at USC’s Thornton School of Music.
Upon choosing to forego a career in engineering to pursue her dream of working in music, Heather fled the Florida sunshine for the bright lights of Hollywood. A graduate of the University of Southern California's Music Industry program, Heather spent nine years as part of the team of Music Supervisors at Neophonic, Inc., where she had the pleasure to work on such diverse television projects as Glee (Fox), CSI: Miami (CBS), American Horror Story (FX), The Americans (FX), United States of Tara (Showtime) and films including Eat Pray Love (Sony Pictures) and The Normal Heart (HBO). Since embarking out on her own, Heather has music-supervised television shows such as Witches of East End (Lifetime), Stitchers (Freeform), Rosewood (Fox), and the Emmy Award-winning HBO series, Veep.
The three-time Guild of Music Supervisors Awards nominee is a proud member of the Television Academy, Women in Film, and the current Vice-President for the Guild of Music Supervisors. She also teaches the Music Supervision course at Loyola Marymount University.
Dubbed "a fierce musical force of nature" by BMI Indie Spotlight, Angela Sheik's work as an indie pop artist has led to features and interviews on international platforms including NPR, PRI, and Voice of the Nation. Her work is recognized by national and regional awards including a nomination for the 2022 Hollywood Music and Media Awards (HMMA's) and the 2nd Annual BOSS International Loop Championship. She has been twice voted Artist of the Year by Philadelphia's regional "WSTW Homey Awards" and was awarded Philadelphia Songwriter Contest winner before moving to the West Coast.
Captivating listeners throughout the US and Europe with her live performances, Angela has opened for national acts including Meshell N'Degeocello, Joseph Arthur, Julia Holter, and Midge Ure. Music blogs have praised her work including Pancakes & Whiskey, Vents Magazine, and a nomination for "Album Of The Year" by Indie Music Digest.
On-screen, Angela's work can be heard in films, ads, documentaries, and TV shows including Toyota and ADIDAS ad campaigns, feature films on Amazon and Netflix, and streaming series such as "Face's Music Party" (Nickelodeon), "All American" (CW), and Showtime's "Shameless" to name a few.
Currently based in Los Angeles, Angela regularly travels to the East Coast. She is now focused on her third full-length studio project, sibling, an 8-song study of personality traits and platonic relationships.
Hailing from California, Filipino-American artist Lisa Danaë has long been a powerhouse vocalist in the music industry. Lisa’s journey began as a young girl when she found solace in pop industry powerhouses Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake. As she grew as an artist, Lisa’s goal became to spread her story of growth and empowerment through the same powerful pop hooks and unfeigned, timeless lyrics that she grew up listening to. Her ability to pay tribute to the late 90’s/Y2K pop movement while still honoring her musical tenor in R&B birthed her transition and curation of “dark pop” where she takes deep sound to balance and challenge the uplifting lyricism and vocal tenor to create and addictive genre blend.
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Hunter George (Can1live) is a Los Angeles-based Artist and Music Producer, and founder of the entertainment brand Can1live. He was recently inducted into the Recording Academy’s ‘Grammy Next’ Alumni Class of 2018.
His album 'Routines.exe' is a 21-track instrumental adventure 3 years in the making with heavy influences of Retro Wave, 80’s Synth, Vaporwave, Hip-Hop, Pop, & Video Game Chiptune influence. It was recorded at East West Studio A , and The Studio formerly known as “The Pass”. With tracks featuring instrumentalists Josh Gahris & Christian Anderson.
Hunter George is the Executive Director of the Guild Of Music Supervisors since 2014, has also worked under many top composers and executives in Music for media, Including Composer Christopher Lennertz, and Music supervisors John Houlihan, Jonathan McHugh, & Thomas Golubi?. His latest credits include Music Coordination on the series 'Training Day' by Bruckheimer TV for Warner Brothers Television & Segment Producer of the upcoming documentary Cosplay Universe.
He spent his early days as a Producer & DJ for many Hip-Hop acts in Northern Nevada & Northern California. There he toured alongside Murs, Del The Funky Homosapien, Heiroglyphics, Grouch & Eligh, Styles Of Beyond, & Bassnectar. He has competed in 6 beat battles competitions, winning 4 titles alongside his Co-Producer Idol Hands as well as placing 2nd. He is graduate of the Los Angeles Recording School and previously an applied music major for piano, for which he has played over 28 years.