Matt Scottoline

So I am terrible at updating this website. How are you? Great? You on Google+ yet? Oh man, me too.

Anyway, the most recent thing I did worth mentioning was a job for PEN Center USA, which is a Los Angeles based Non-Profit. They did a literary event in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles, and I did the soundtrack for the video documentation of it. It was shot by my friend Danny Corey.

Here’s the video. Check it out.
Thank you goodnight.

It’s been a while since I’ve written anything on here.

For my first update of 2011, here’s a link to the Dry Feet bandcamp, where you can stream the 7″ I recorded for them a few months ago. It’s being released in the next few months, so check it out.

www.dryfeet.bandcamp.com

I’ll try and keep this more updated. Maybe.

Also, here is a link to download the new album by Hot Toddy and the Wilmington Wastoids that I did some work on last month. I tracked the drums and guitars, and the rest of the tracking and mixing was done by Mike Bardzik at Noisy Little Critter.

Here’s the link to download the album. Don’t worry, the band said it was okay!

http://www.mediafire.com/?0zxbzmwey8dubto

We went to Ohio last weekend. I’m going to Spain next week. Hopefully I’ll have a lot of interesting things to write about while I’m there. Or at least have some good pictures to share. I’ll try and at least get the pictures part down.

Today I received a lovely package in the mail from Megan who is in Spain. Among other things, it contained this mug:

Here are some pictures I took a week or two ago with the holga plastic camera i got from the camera shop in bryn mawr.  A lot of these were underexposed from the low light in the studio, but these few came out pretty well.

I saw the Yves Klein exhibit that is currently at the Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum last month, and I was pretty blown away by it.

Things I learned:

1) He loved naked women.

2) He loved the color blue.

3) He liked shooting fire at naked women.

I love art.

Remember how my website used to look professional and very interesting?  Well, I threw all that out the window and opted for this “blog” design.

Let’s see how it goes.  I hope it goes really well.