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Song of the Week: Fade to White by MoZo | inspired by Dan Savage’s The Commitment

“Fade to White” by Mozo | inspired by Dan Savage’s The Commitment

Song of the Week: Animal Not Important by Karen Lindenberg | inspired by Ellen Forney’s Lust

Are you ready for another Song of the Week? I hope so because here it comes. “Animal Not Important” by Karen Lindenberg | inspired by Ellen Forney’s Lust All right, everyone. […]

Song of the Week: Fade to White by MoZo | inspired by Dan Savage’s The Commitment

“Fade to White” by Mozo | inspired by Dan Savage’s The Commitment

Song of the Week: Animal Not Important by Karen Lindenberg | inspired by Ellen Forney’s Lust

Are you ready for another Song of the Week? I hope so because here it comes. “Animal Not Important” by Karen Lindenberg | inspired by Ellen Forney’s Lust All right, everyone. […]

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Song of the Week: Fade to White by MoZo | inspired by Dan Savage’s The Commitment

This week’s Bushwick song of the week is…. (drum roll)

“Fade to White” by Mozo | inspired by Dan Savage’s The Commitment

This song is inspired by Dan Savage’s The Commitment, and was performed and written for our benefit for Music for Marriage Equality. For this night, there were so many ideas floating around about marriage and love.

Song of the Week: Animal Not Important by Karen Lindenberg | inspired by Ellen Forney’s Lust

Are you ready for another Song of the Week? I hope so because here it comes.

“Animal Not Important” by Karen Lindenberg | inspired by Ellen Forney’s Lust

All right, everyone. It is time to go for a ride through the world of… ummm… Animal Costume Sex! For this event, we asked the musicians to pick their favorite illustration from Ellen Forney’s book Lust, a book inspired by the online personal ads of The Strangers Lust Lab, and then use it as inspiration to write a song. Double inspiration!I know it seems a little weird to start off a blog talking about songwriting this way, but the truth is Karen Lindenberg really nailed the curiosity of how one could not care about which animal they would want their lover/complete stranger to dress up as. It is quite curious indeed and maybe even a little confusing.