Secrets In Stereo – the polished pop/rock project from Josh Ryan – produced by Sorted Noise -continues to see rising success in the world of film and TV placements. Secrets in Stereo’s music continues to be picked up for placement on MTV, most recently in episodes of the The Real World: Brooklyn, and The Real World/ Road Rules Challenge, Duel 2.  The episodes featured the songs “Falling” and “Wrong Side of Yesterday” respectively, off of the EP named for the latter song “Wrong Side of Yesterday.” MTV has a page dedicated to Secrets In Stereo listing their MTV placements, bio, and options to listen to the EP. Check it out here!

In addition, the Secrets In Stereo track “Beautiful” will be used as the trailer for season 2 of ABC’s Private Practice.

Not to mention that the Secret’s in Stereo tracks ”Tonight” and “Happy” will be featured in the movie, Bring it On 5 (release date, Fall ‘09)

Secrets In Stereo’s sound translates seamlessly into film and TV and we look forward to many more placements for these songs. For more on this band, please visit their website: http://www.secretsinstereo.com/blog/

* Paul Alan’s song “To Bring You Back” is at number 12 on the CHR charts!

* MTV continues to show Secrets In Stereo some love. “No Such Thing” was featured in the MTV show “The Paper”. This is the 4th song from the Secrets In Stereo project to be used by MTV.

* We are currently working on music for:

Kal Hourd
Nathan Christopher
Deanna Harper
Greg Johnson
Kristian Bush
Parker Branch

* Perrin Lamb recently released his latest EP “Feels Like Home”.
It features the songs: Newborn Child, Shiver, Feels Like Home, Love You More and Better Now. It’s pretty much Fantastic Music… and the artwork includes super cool photos by Becky Fluke.

Regarding said EP, how about this:

Emerging from the ever growing pack of modern singer/songwriters, Perrin Lamb has worked tirelessly to develop a unique sound and point of view.
This can be heard in spades on Perrin’s 2007 release BE THIS WAY, the title track of which has been placed in several major TV series’, and has garnered praise from all over webdom.

His latest effort, “Feels Like Home”, deals with universal themes such as love, and loss, yearning and contentment. All the while creating a sonic landscape rife with subtle influences from his anglophilic nature….the string quartet in the radio ready “Newborn Child” seems to have been plucked from George Martin’s back catalog….to the down home strum and barbershop harmonies on the subtly sweet “Love You More”. But Perrin also likes to plug in and turn up as is evident in the slow burning love song to music itself, “Shiver”.

If you have more life ahead of you than behind you, or vice versa, this short but sweet and subtle collection will give you plenty to enjoy and ponder.

Very exciting!

myspace.com/secretsinstereo

myspace.com/perrinlamb