Thanks for dropping by… I’m about to leave LA for Minneapolis to produce a great band called Lynhurst up there for a few weeks. Then it’s back to my studio to score a new feature starring Josh Gad. This year has hit the ground running.
If you get a chance please check out the fun new singles from my band, “Mama Casio” up now on iTunes:
Thanks to Joey and the gang at WBER for a fun interview this morning. Hope I wasn’t too bleary sounding… calling in from LA at 5:15 am.
I mentioned Mat Kearney’s “city of black and white” as one of my faves of 2010. Too bad it came out in 2009.
My real fave for 2010 so far is probably Katy Perry or LCD Soundsystem or The Roots… still getting the list together.
Here and Now is finally done and up on iTunes. If you want to buy it, here’s the link:
Here and Now – Matthew Puckett
For the rest of the week I’m putting it up here for free:
I hope you enjoy it – if you do, tell you’re friends… or send it to them and tell them to tell THEIR friends. 
Alrighty then – THANKS!!!
Just wanted to put a note up here to thank everyone for their inquiries about ‘Here and Now’ – I’ve been plowing through a few production projects and haven’t had the time to get the song completed yet.
BUT I WILL!
My goal is to have it done by the end of next week and I’ll let you all know. Promise.
And yes, all the episodes of ‘Boston Med’ can still be seen online on the ABC site. Here’s the link:
Hey There! So there were three of my tunes besides the theme song in tonight’s episode of “Boston Med”
‘Land’ – which is a song I write with Kenny Foster, which is the third song on ‘Red Flowers’.
‘I’ve Been Waiting’ – The last song on ‘Red Flowers’.
‘Here and Now’ – this song is actuallly still being finished up but I will make it available soon. If you want me to contact you when it’s done, just let me know and I’ll send you an email.
Thanks for watching this series, it was awesome to write for it and have so many songs featured. Hope you enjoyed it. Tonight’s episode was pretty intense (face transplant!?? whaaaaaat?) but there were so many touching moments, make you happy to be alive.
Those doctors are incredible.
