Recording Artist T. J. Doyle Features Fans' Pictures in Earth Day Video

La Canada Flintridge, CA (PRWEB) April 18, 2011

T. J. Doyle, http://www.tjdoyle.net, whose debut album One True Thing was released in late 2009 by Indie Label Totem Artists, Inc., is making an Earth Day video of his new song Favorite Places that will feature fans' pictures and will be uploaded to his YouTube Channel http://www.youtube.com/tjdoylemusic on Earth Day, April 22nd, 2011. The Earth Day video will have musicians, Phil Parlapiano on grand piano and accordion (Tracy Chapman, John Prine, Lowen & Navarro), and Stevo Theard on percussion (Dave Koz, Terence Trent DArby, Bobby Caldwell) performing Favorite Places with Doyle at Swing House Studios in Hollywood, California.

Doyle made Earth Is Crying, a song from One True Thing, available as a free download for Earth Day, 2010 and then extended the free download indefinitely to make everyday Earth Day, according to Doyle.

The new song Favorite Places takes what I started with Earth Is Crying a step further by asking the listener to think about what makes a place their Favorite Place and inviting them to experience their closeness with the Earth and remind them of their innocence through this experience, says Doyle, adding I want to help raise the awareness of our love and respect for the Earth above the political discourse about climate change.

Doyle is making his 2nd album over the summer of 2011 and inviting fans to take the journey with him through a series of videos that will be uploaded regularly to his YouTube channel. The videos will share stories, previews of songs performed by Doyle on acoustic guitar, a view of the preproduction done with other musicians, and then finally the commercial recording of Doyles 2nd album.

Doyle recorded his first commercial album One True Thing at Studio City Sound in Los Angeles with Grammy winning mixer Tom Weir at the controls.

While Doyle wrote the music and lyrics himself for the first album, the musicians that performed on One True Thing are artists themselves like Rock Deadrick, drums & percussion (Tracy Chapman, Ziggy Marley), David Sutton bass & cello (Lucinda Williams), Bruno Coon, nylon stringed guitar (Randy Newman), Phil Parlapiano, grand piano, Hammond B3 and accordion (Lowen & Navarro, John Prine), Tim Pierce, electric & acoustic guitars (Crowded House, Eric Clapton), and Carina Round, background vocals.

T. J. Doyle is based in Los Angeles and can be reached by email to info(at)totem-artists(dot)com or via his websites contact form. Follow T. J. Doyle on Twitter @tjdoylemusic or his fan page on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/T-J-Doyle-Fan-Site/104189599630553.

# # #

Find More Series B Round Press Releases

Apple Fans Get Shot At Dream Job And $2,000 In Prizes

Baltimore, MD (PRWEB) December 7, 2010

With the iPod, iPhone, iPad, Mac computers, and Apple TV, Steve Jobs and company have cultivated one of the most passionate tech followings on the planet. iSource.com, a website dedicated to all-things Apple, is making holiday wishes come true with a dream job opportunity and a fun forum contest.

The website is currently seeking a full-time Apple Blogger to cover Apple-related news 40 hours a week. With the currently tough job market, one lucky applicant will land a full-time blogging job that includes working from home and covering their favorite gadgets.

"This is truly a great opportunity," said iSource Editor-in-Chief Patrick Jordan, "There aren't too many people who get paid to talk about the things they love."

According to Jordan, 100,000 people visit the website each month: "One of our passionate readers may end up getting paid to do something they already do for free ... discuss everything Apple-related."

Apple enthusiasts who aren't job hunting can be equally excited about the iSource Holiday Contest. Up for grabs are an 11-inch Macbook Air, 16GB iPad, 8GB iPhone 4, 16GB iPod Nano, Apple TV, and 24 iTunes Gift Cards.

"Just join the forums for free and start talking about your favorite Apple products," explained Jordan on what it takes to enter, "We're building a community of Apple fans that help each other enjoy their devices to the best of their ability."

Jordan says there are millions of happy consumers using Apple products, and many of them are eager to learn more about them. With a mix of news, editorial coverage, tips and how-to articles, and application, product, and accessory reviews, iSource aims to help readers get the most out of their Macs and iDevices.

The goal of iSource, Jordan says, is to build a vibrant community of both casual and power users. He hopes one of the power users will land their dream job and as for the $ 2,000+ in prizes? Everyone is eligible.

iSource.com was founded by Patrick Jordan in 2007, formerly named JustAnotheriPhoneBlog.com. The company recently acquired Mactropolis.com, founded by Apple-enthusiast James Falconer, and it will soon be integrated into the iSource brand. iSource.com is an independent news source dedicated to covering Apple related products and is no way affiliated with Apple Inc.

###

Related Macbook Press Releases