Just a quick note to let you know that from today Surrogate Valentine (movie) is available on virtually every cable system in the US for “On Demand” pay-per-view purchase. You can also order it from iTunes and Amazon VOD! More of a Netflix person? Save it to your queue and hopefully it will be on there soon…

You have to search under “new movies” and it should come up! Let me know if you get a chance to see it!

iTunes Link

Also, we’re up for a Gotham Audience Award! There are some heavy hitters on that list, so it’s a huge honor to be considered. Please take a second and vote for us to get us into the second round. You get to vote for 5 movies total, so please vote for our friend’s amazing film “Circumstance” too if you get a chance!

Last but not least, we finished filming the Surrogate Valentine Sequel about 4 weeks ago. I have to say that Dave Boyle really upped his game for this, so I’m trying to up my game on the score. Can’t wait for you to see it!

Hope you’re keeping warm, and I’ll see you very soon!

Goh

Next Show (for you New Yorkers)

Thursday, Nov 17.
Rockwood Music Hall (Stage 1)
6pm – 7 Happy hour show
184 Allen St @ E. Houston
New York, NY

more info

I’m pressing a 7″ vinyl single of this song, to be released along with the upcoming film!

Hope this song provides some solace to the lonely hearts out there.

Dead Love from Kaiser Hwang on Vimeo.

Here’s a cool video poem of the live broadcast from 10/30. We were playing Zombies covers for my friends’ birthdays. I love how this video came out, has soul to it. Thanks to Kaiser Hwang for filming it and putting it together!

Sun, September 12
5:30-8 pm
GRNY
437 E. 9th STreet (between Ave A and 1st Ave)
New York, NY 10009
(after David Choe book signing 3-5pm)

Wed September 29th
9pm
Sunset Tavern
5433 Ballard Avenue
NW Seattle, WA 98107
Tomo Nakayama (solo, of Grand Hallway), Brass Bed, Goh Nakamura and Brinton Jones (solo, of The Devil Whale)- $7

Sat October 2nd
9pm
Hole in the Wall
2538 Guadalupe
Austin, TX

Wed Oct 13th
9pm
Cafe Du Nord (all ages show, seated)
Jane Lui Record release show with Melissa Polinar
2174 Market St.
San Francisco, CA

Here’s the short animation I scored for Eric Nakamura and Saelee Oh earlier this year. I can’t remember if Eric asked me to do it, or I offered to score it, but I remember being really excited to work on it. I did two drafts of the music, the first draft was a lot faster and crazier, kind of like a cross between Frank Zappa and the Disneyland Electrical Light Parade.

It was cool, but needed to be slowed down abit, so I recorded it again. The final version took like under an hour to finish. It was a blast and I hope to score some more stuff like this in the near future!

Speaking of which…

I’m currently working on the score to the Surrogate Valentine movie which wrapped shooting a month ago. I recently had the pleasure of going to the Hangar Studio in Sacramento with Drummer Tim Bulkely and producer/audio guru Kurt Kurasaki to record some guitar/drum stuff. It was a hot one (106 F) but we managed to escape with our sanity and some cool tracks that will be released in conjunction with the film in 2011.

First off, the weather has been beautiful here, I really lucked out. Last time I was here, it was snowy and rainy, so it put a slight damper on sight seeing and hanging out. I’ve been here for 8 days and every one of them had been filled with a lot of laughs, good food, and even better people. I’ll post some pics and video soon. Very shortly I’m going to be eating a heavy metal burger. “What what?” Awwww yeeeeeeaaaahhhhh!

See you in a bit,

Goh

p.s. I just hit 5031 downloads of Ulysses! Video of me drinking a beer and doing the robot to come…

Sorry it looks so stark. I gotta learn how to change the look of this.

I got alot of stuff on my mind right now, so much that I have to drop some of it on my desk and floor. Well, at least I got a haircut and paid some bills today; a day of action. I’m getting ready to go to Chicago for their Asian American Showcase, or otherwise known as FAAIM (stands for Foundation of Asian American Independent Media) It’s only film festival to exclusively feature Asian American Films. Being their 15th anniversary, I’m excited to hang out and be peripherally involved with it. Patrick Epino’s film, “Mr. Sadman” (which I have some songs in) will be screening on Friday night, April 9th in a double feature with “Sunsets” which was directed by Michael Aki and Eric Nakamura.

Speaking of Eric, I’m going to be on a panel discussion with him and Tad Nakamura called Byte This: Surviving the Digital Age at Columbia College Chicago. I’m really looking forward to this, we’re all in different mediums (Print for Eric, Film for Tad, Jackassery for me) and it’ll be cool to pick their brains in front of an audience!

I’m on another panel the next day at the Unviersity of Urbana-Champaign with the legendary Angry Asian Man himself, Phil Yu I’ll have to write about that more in depth later.

Ok. Time to pack. See you in Chicago?

In the meantime, I’m looking forward to some delicious Bacon Soup upon arrival near Midway:

BACONSOUP OMG