4.06.08
Check out the trailer (above) for the new Ray Bradbury feature I'm in due out this fall. For more info, visit the MySpace.

3.25.08
I'll be periodically posting solo piano stuff, instrumentals, improvisations, etc., to a new page, located here. The first songs were recorded for entry in the Montreux Jazz Solo Competition... something I recognize I have no business entering.


3.09.08
You can hear myself and co-star Glenn Vaughan talk about the new Ray Bradbury movie, "Chrysalis" on the Slice of SciFi Podcast here. Check back for updates!

In music news (whaaa???) the full "Corey Landis" album is now available for digital download on the CDBaby page at a considerable discount. Check it out.





"Supporting deep lyrical content and twisted chords, Landis manages to prove that he’s a worthy songwriter that’s worth more than just a casual listen and cast-off."--Smother.net

The "Corey Landis" album is now available at CDBaby.com, Amazon, and iTunes.

It's been over a year in the making, but well worth it in the end. It's definitely the best SOUNDING record I've done, and I like to think it's my strongest batch of songs to date, as well.

The album features amazing string and woodwind arrangements by film composer Joey Newman (of the same historic Newman film-scoring dynasty as Randy and Thomas) and was mixed by Greg Hayes (Warren Zevon, Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen) at historic--and now defunct--Signet Sound, former home of Motown West.

Feauring the piano in the forefront of simple, acoustic arrangements, the record evokes the darkly humorous and off-kilter records of the '70s singer-songwriter era (Randy Newman's "Sail Away", Tom Waits's "Small Change", Elton John's self-titled album, etc.)

Go check out the new record at the links below, listen to some of the songs, and make your purchase!

Take me to Amazon!

Listen now at CDBaby!

Go get it at iTunes!

Read the first review at Smother.net!

Thanks for listening.
 

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