Colin Hay has released a second single from his upcoming album Now and the Evermore – “Love is Everywhere”. The song is accompanied by a music video directed by Chad Fischer. As described by Colin Hay: “My involvement was to …
Chad Fischer has joined The Great Song Podcast to discuss the song “Superman” and it’s path to the inclusion in the TV show “Scrubs,” Chad’s friendships with Zach Braff, Lisa Loeb, Colin Hay and several other interesting stories. An hour …
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Colin Hay has announced his new studio album Now and the Evermore due to come out on March 03, 2022. The album is his first collection of new material since the 2016 release of Fierce Mercy and at the same time …
On 30th October Lazlo Bane released a new album – Someday We’ll Be Together. The album followed on the next day after the announcement through the “Life on Mars” music video. Credited to Lazlo Bane & Friends the album consist …
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The new Lazlo Bane video for the cover of David Bowie’s “Life on Mars” is out. In the video the band reprise their roles of astronauts from “I’m Not in Love” music video and travel to … Mars where they …
Lazlo Bane have released a new video – a cover version of the World Party’s 80’s single “Ship of Fools”.
Colin Hay has announced his thirteenth studio album titled I Just Don’t Know What To Do With Myself. The album features 10 covers of some of Colin’s favorite songs mostly from the ’60s that include The Beatles, Blind Faith, Del …
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Lazlo Bane have released a new video for the new version of “Trampoline”, originally from the All the Time in the World.
Chad Fischer has released a new video cover for “Our House”, the 1970’s song originally by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. The song performed solely by Chad with a little help of his dog Cooper.
Lazlo Bane members reunited once more for a recording of the new version of the song “1975” from their debut album 11 Transistor.