Hollywood, CA--September 26, 2005-- Scot Sax, lead singer-songwriter for pop-rock band Feel (formerly Wanderlust) has found himself in the unlikely place of Country's Top 40.

Known for his controversial approach to the music industry, Gaz Reynolds returns to the file sharing world with his new music video 'Some Forgive' to be distributed on major p2p networks through a MusicDish Network campaign. Through entertainment distributor INTENT Media's proprietary technology, the music video has been uploaded and seeded throughout file sharing networks and included in search placements on file sharing applications such as Kazza, Morpheus, BearShare and eDonkey.

* Orange Sky To Release Debut Album 'Upstairs' In North America On Granite Records
* Ms. Cherry Hits Over 100,000 Downloads With The MusicDish Network
* Asamov's National Debut 'And Now...' Is Officially A Wrap!
* Backstreet Records Goes Bullistic
* Mushroomhead To World-Premiere DIY Video
* Independent Label Signs £1m UK New Artist Deal For Indiana Gregg's Debut Album: "Something Like Me"
* Sophist Sets Sail In San Diego
* DBE's Jordan Tishler Speaks On Panel For IMC And NEMO
* Los Angeles Rockers, Dig Jelly, To Perform At The 2005 Pacific Media Expo
* Mindy McQ To Appear At "iNGENUiTY" A Festival Of Arts & Technology In Cleveland
* Rustie Blue Launches Official Fan Club!

* Latino Hip-Hop's Chicano Radio Network Aids In Katrina Relief
* Harry Connick Jr. And Musicnotes.com Raise Money For Habitat For Humanity, New Orleans Division
* ASCAP Employees Announce Special Concert For Katrina Victims
* Download "City Of New Orleans" For Red Cross Donation @ Real/Rhapsody/Rolling Stone
* Musician Aids Katrina Victims
* Jay Johnson Releases Randy Newman's Louisiana 1927 As A Free Download To Aid Hurricane Victims
* Gospel Rapper B-C Donates Album Sales To The Red Cross
* Capo Regime Teams With CD Baby For Hurricane Relief
* ICM Records Artist DJ Coles To Donate New CD Proceeds To Katrina Disaster Relief
* Broken Bow Records Steps Up To Help Hurricane Victims Immediately
* Rustie Blue Donating CD Sales To Red Cross
* Prince Pens Songs For Hurricane Relief
* Radio Groups Come Together To Form United Radio Broadcasters Of New Orleans
* Juvenile Spearheading New Orleans Relief Efforts

If variety is the spice of life then Grayson Wray has built an empire, a temple to the rock gods that have long since passed on. He could have been successful in any decade of music with his homespun down to earth process. He offers a multitude of styles and sounds on the new album Tales of Mystery and Loneliness.

Wray goes from song to song trying to make each one unique, unable to repeat himself, even if he tries. He makes his best efforts to put songs that fit together for an album, believing that it is better for the listener to have variety. Listening to his music was like a trip back in time for me.