Remember a month back I wrote about zzimu.com in Russia! They are featuring several of my songs to promo their online platform games. http://www.zzima.com/dragonica/
One of the songs promo clips on youtube has now reach over 40,000 plays. The speeded up track still makes me laugh. Don't forget to check out the original, too:
Billy Ray's Circus Of Life by Sean Wright, featuring Yvalain:
ORIGINAL VIDEO:
Showing posts with label collaboration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collaboration. Show all posts
Friday, October 15, 2010
Saturday, September 25, 2010
New Video: Halo by Sean T Wright
Yeah! New Sean Wright video "Halo." From the free download album "Don't Want To Come Out Of My Headphones."
Monday, September 13, 2010
Writing With Najam
Whew! What a busy weekend. And what a great humanitarian cause! After receiving an early rough demo, I've been working on some lyrics with my good friend, Asian pop icon, and peace activist Najam Sheraz for his International flood relief song project. I understand that this song is developing into a major global project. So watch this space!
Friday, June 18, 2010
Sean Wright Collaborates With Makwabid
I'm collaborating with singer songer-writer Makawbid at the moment.
MAKWABID, a singer/songwriter of the Abenaki Nation in the Northeastern U.S. He credits his Ancestors and Traditional Elders of his people with the inspiration to write, arrange and record these thirteen songs, a sacred number, and no accident. He is a Mikw8baid - a Rememberer - one who has been given the responsibility of relearning and keeping alive Abenaki language and Traditional knowledge to pass on to Seven Generations.
Makwabid is the first in his maternal line to speak aln8ba8dwa (Western Abenaki) for a hundred years. Eleven years ago he was introduced to a spiritual Grandmother of his People, who had been told of his coming. When she took his hand, his life changed forever. He began to relearn the ancient language, and has written at least a dozen Traditional songs that have been performed and heard by thousands at Native PowWows and Gatherings in New England.
Check out Makwabid's debut album.
MAKWABID, a singer/songwriter of the Abenaki Nation in the Northeastern U.S. He credits his Ancestors and Traditional Elders of his people with the inspiration to write, arrange and record these thirteen songs, a sacred number, and no accident. He is a Mikw8baid - a Rememberer - one who has been given the responsibility of relearning and keeping alive Abenaki language and Traditional knowledge to pass on to Seven Generations.
Makwabid is the first in his maternal line to speak aln8ba8dwa (Western Abenaki) for a hundred years. Eleven years ago he was introduced to a spiritual Grandmother of his People, who had been told of his coming. When she took his hand, his life changed forever. He began to relearn the ancient language, and has written at least a dozen Traditional songs that have been performed and heard by thousands at Native PowWows and Gatherings in New England.
Check out Makwabid's debut album.
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