Winogradsky/Sobel is very pleased to announce that we have three of our one-stop artists featured on the new National Geographic Channel series Mountain Movers!

FUR‘s “I Want To Let You Down” is featured on:
Episode 1: Stairway to Hell
Airs: Thursday, May 9, at 8 p.m. ET/PT on NatGeo.

The Love Me Nots‘ “Do What You Do” is featured on:
Episode 2: The Meltdown
Airs: Thursday, May 16, at 8 p.m. ET/PT on NatGeo.

Armada‘s “Beautiful Heat” is featured on:
Episode 3: The Big Time
Airs: Thursday, May 23, at 8 p.m. ET/PT on NatGeo.

NatGeo is also re-running these episodes throughout the week, so if you missed the premiere check out their online schedule!

 
Mountain Movers follows Chris “Gunny” Gunnarson and the Snow Park Technologies (SPT) team as they design and build some of the most impressive winter sports projects across the nation. Whether creating a remote private training facility for a high profile athlete, building the perfect half-pipe for the ESPN Winter X Games, or constructing a terrain park at a major winter resort, these larger-than-life snow-sculptors battle the elements to amp up the thrill of snow sports everywhere.

Check out the show at the NatGeo website:
National Geographic: Mountain Movers

 
Combining the dark, immediate conviction of With Teeth-era Nine Inch Nails with the frantic turmoil of Turn on The Bright Lights-era Interpol, Detroit’s Fur is adept at channeling both the Motor City’s metallic chill and the Big Apple’s midnight noir into hook-laden bangers.

Check FUR out online at: FURnoise.com
 

 
The Love Me Nots are a rock band rooted in fuzz-and-Farfisa garage and punk. The quartet formed in Phoenix in 2006 and feature the purrs and howls of singer-organist Nicole Laurenne, the raunchy guitar work of Michael Johnny Walker, rock-solid bass lines and vocal harmonies by Sophie O, and the furious pounding of drummer Jay Lien. The DIY band has released four full-length albums, all produced in Detroit by Jim Diamond (White Stripes, Electric Six, Dirtbombs), plus a recent album of remixes.
Check out The Love Me Nots online at: TheLoveMeNots.com
 

Armada are a powerful four piece cranking out soulful indie rock from the bleeding heart of Los Angeles. Brain meets brawn with sharp, earthy lyrics wrapped in classic, rough-and-tumble songwriting. This is what might happen if Spoon, Wilco, and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club threw a pool party with Queens of the Stone Age scoring the water ballet.
Check them out online at: Armada-Band.com

 
For licensing on all these artists and more, please contact: Winogradsky/Sobel

Check out a digital version of the magazine below:

Direct link to the SORNE article: FourCulture: Issue 6 – SORNE

In the last few years, SORNE has written over 80 songs using only the voice, handmade instruments and found objects. The first 13 were released in 2011 in his debut album, House of Stone, and he’s working on the rest to be released in a series of chapters, one for each of the five siblings, the star characters of the House of Stone saga: First Born. Second Son. Black Sister. Little Brother. Blue Sister.

Set in no particular time or place, the story speaks of family relationships, focusing on the death of the father and highlighting SORNE’s obsession with the Divine Mother. House of Stone grew in his mind for years, the characters initially born as direct reflections of his mother and her siblings. House of Stone evolved from childhood views of family into characters with a life of their own, each representing, in SORNE’s words, “archetypes of the human condition.”

SORNE is available exclusively through Win/So for Film/TV – 100% Master & Sync.

For licensing, please contact: Winogradsky/Sobel

Visit SORNE online at: SORNE.com

Win/So one-stop artist and Detroit based hip-hop artist Coe 24k (formally known as Lil’ Coe) had his song “This Weekend” featured in web-series LAUREN. On its second season (you can hear Coe in episode 2 during a party scene on a military base), the show follows a soldier who attempts to get on with her life in the military while being forced to choose between what she loves and what’s right. LAUREN stars Troian Bellisario (Pretty Little Liars) & Jennifer Beals (The L Word).

LAUREN is apart of the online channel WIGS, the #1 channel for scripted drama on YouTube. It brings you high-end, original series, short films, and documentaries, all starring female leads. A part of the YouTube Original Channel Initiative, WIGS offers broadcast-quality dramatic fare. Each installment is around five to ten minutes in length. The channel was co-created by Jon Avnet, producer of Black Swan and Risky Business and Rodrigo Garcia, who directed Albert Nobbs and In Treatment.

COE 24K is a self proclaimed CEO, songwriter, producer, hip-hop artist and mogul in the making. He started out selling his demos the hard way, on his own, near his home. From there he executive produced his first album, THA UNDERDOG. During the promotion of that project, he caught the ear of a Film/Tv agent and has had placement success in CSI: Miami, One Tree Hill, Boston Legal and Hawthorne. He has released a second Digital LP SUMTHIN 2 PROVE online. LIL COE is currently working on more campaigns for TV, Film, Video Games, and National Ad Campaigns.

Checkout LAUREN on WIGS at: YouTube: WIGS

Hear Coe 24K on his soundcloud at: Soundcloud.com/Coe-24k

For licensing, please contact: Winogradsky/Sobel

You can view the specific episode featuring “This Weekend” below:

Mad Season was an American rock super group formed in Seattle, Washington in 1994 by members of three popular Seattle-based bands: Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam and Screaming Trees. Mad Season released only one album, Above, and is best known for the single “River of Deceit”. The band went on a semi-permanent hiatus in 1996 and formally dissolved following the death of bassist John Baker Saunders in 1999.

 
Mark Lanegan (born November 25, 1964) is an American alternative rock musician and singer-songwriter. Born and raised in Ellensburg, Washington, Lanegan began his musical career in 1984, forming the grunge band Screaming Trees. Following the dissolution of The Screaming Trees in 2000, he became a member of Queens of the Stone Age and is featured on three of the band’s albums—Rated R (2000), Songs for the Deaf (2002) and Lullabies to Paralyze (2005). Lanegan also formed The Gutter Twins with Greg Dulli in 2003, released three collaboration albums with former Belle and Sebastian singer Isobel Campbell.

Purchase Above – Deluxe Edition at: Amazon.com

Check out Mark Lanegan at: http://marklanegan.com

Contact Winogradsky/Sobel: creative@winogradskysobel.com

Growing up glued to her TV and radio in the small city of Midland, TX, cultivated a love and passion in Mandy Michelle Martin for singing, songwriting, and acting. Shy, but bursting with thoughts, she began to make the vibrant world inside her head come alive through music and lyrics. After graduating, she headed to the big city of Los Angeles to share her love for all things music with the rest of the world. She co-wrote and recorded her first song “It Could All Be Gone Tomorrow” in March of 2011. By June, it was placed in Universal Pictures “Blue Crush 2″ as her debut film credit. Her music is genuine and authentic. It will take you on a journey through the highs and lows of life capturing your heart along the way.

Listen to her first song “It Could All Be Gone Tomorrow” which was featured in Blue Crush 2:

Go On is an American comedy-drama/sitcom series starring Matthew Perry as Ryan King, a sports talk radio host trying to move on from the death of his wife. It airs Thursday Nights at 9:30 on NBC.

Check Mandy out online:
Facebook/MandyMichelleMartinMusic
@MissMandyMartin – Twitter
YouTube: Mandy Michelle Martin
 

 
For licensing, please contact: Winogradsky/Sobel

Jahpeto is a multi-talented hip hop musician based in Los Angeles, CA. He released his album “No Strings” independently in January 2011.

Check him out on his Facebook: Facebook.com/Jahpeto
For licensing, please contact: Winogradsky/Sobel

 
 
Criminal Minds is an American police procedural television program that premiered September 22, 2005, on CBS. The series follows a team of profilers from the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit based in Quantico, Virginia.The BAU is part of the FBI National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime. Criminal Minds differs from many procedural dramas by focusing on the criminal rather than the crime itself.

 
Often described as the “American Michael Buble,” or the “next Frank Sinatra,” Chicago-based singer/lyricist Peter Oprisko studied the fine craft of lyric writing under the tutelage of 4-time Oscar-winning lyricist Sammy Cahn while attending Indiana University in the early-1990′s. From 1992 -2002, Peter enjoyed a successful career as an actor, voice-over performer, and national radio personality before embarking on a path that has led him to become one of the nation’s most in-demand and acclaimed concert and recording artists.

www.peteroprisko.com

 
Sean, and alumni of Indiana University in Jazz Studies, currently resides in Indianapolis and works full time as a performer in various forms including: solo piano and vocals, duo with a female singer, his comedy lounge act The Leisure Kings. He has also produced and orchestrated three CDs for Peter Oprisko, a Chicago based singer. “Ring-A-Ding Romance” was released in 2001, “The Things That Count” in 2003, and most recently, “It’s Christmastime” which features a handful of original holiday “standards” co-written with Peter. Recently Sean had the pleasure of working as musical arranger and backing combo for Joan Rivers at the Indiana Roof Ballroom for a cancer research fundraiser.

 
For licensing, contact: Winogradsky/Sobel
 

 
THE MINDY PROJECT: Created by Emmy-nominated writer/producer and New York Times best-selling author Mindy Kaling (“The Office”), THE MINDY PROJECT features Kaling as a skilled OB/GYN navigating the tricky waters of both her personal and professional life, as she pursues her dreams of becoming the perfect woman, finding the perfect man and getting her perfect romantic comedy ending.

Check out the video on YouTube:

For Licensing, Contact: Winogradsky/Sobel

 
Go On is an American comedy-drama/sitcom series starring Matthew Perry as Ryan King, a sports talk radio host trying to move on from the death of his wife.

Win/So artist’s Sean Baker & Peter Oprisko are featured on this weeks episode of NBC’s GO ON titled “Go For The Gold Watch.” They had three songs placed, “The Things That Count,” “Ticket To Heaven,” and “O Sol De Marina.”

 
Often described as the “American Michael Buble,” or the “next Frank Sinatra,” Chicago-based singer/lyricist Peter Oprisko studied the fine craft of lyric writing under the tutelage of 4-time Oscar-winning lyricist Sammy Cahn while attending Indiana University in the early-1990′s. From 1992 -2002, Peter enjoyed a successful career as an actor, voice-over performer, and national radio personality before embarking on a path that has led him to become one of the nation’s most in-demand and acclaimed concert and recording artists.

www.peteroprisko.com

 
Sean, and alumni of Indiana University in Jazz Studies, currently resides in Indianapolis and works full time as a performer in various forms including: solo piano and vocals, duo with a female singer, his comedy lounge act The Leisure Kings. He has also produced and orchestrated three CDs for Peter Oprisko, a Chicago based singer. “Ring-A-Ding Romance” was released in 2001, “The Things That Count” in 2003, and most recently, “It’s Christmastime” which features a handful of original holiday “standards” co-written with Peter. Recently Sean had the pleasure of working as musical arranger and backing combo for Joan Rivers at the Indiana Roof Ballroom for a cancer research fundraiser.

For licensing, please contact: creative@winogradskysobel.com

 
Armada is a powerful four piece cranking out soulful indie rock from the bleeding heart of Los Angeles. Brain meets brawn with sharp, earthy lyrics wrapped in classic, rough-and-tumble songwriting. This is what might happen if Spoon, Wilco, and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club threw a pool party with Queens of the Stone Age scoring the water ballet.

If you’re in town check out their performances:

Thursday, March 21 – 7:30PM
El Mocambo (Downstairs)
464 Spadina Ave

Friday, March 22 – 10:00PM
The Hideout
464 Queen St. West

Check out Armada online at: www.armada-band.com/

Learn more about Canadian Music Week at: CMW.net