5 more tour stops!

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FEB 6 AUCKLAND
FEB 11 SYDNEY
FEB 12 BRISBANE
FEB 14 MELBOURNE
FEB 15 PERTH

It’s been a gradual transition that wasn’t always even apparent to me, but I can definitively say now that my work will be focused more on my YouTube channel than this website. (Though a redesign is on its way that will integrate the two a bit more anyway.)

Of course, all the songs here will stay up for your enjoyment – some might even be made into videos in the near future. :) I will also continue to do commissions.

Thank you all for your support and encouragement over the years. Things are getting bigger and better and I hope you’ll stay on this magic carpet ride with me forever!

Could you do something that sounds like Kanye?

Pink fluffy Unicorns, dancing on rainbows!

I’ve never heard a really good Halloween song, so I was wondering if you would please make an awesomely Andrew-esque Halloween song. Totally legendary! Please? As long as it’s about Halloween, I wouldn’t mind it being scary or silly, but only if you’re not too busy. P.S. It could even be about a costume you would wear for Halloween that would fulfill your heart’s desire. Thanks for reading this…

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My friend is turning sixteen and I wanted to give him a song to let him know that even though I’m away at college, I still love him!

How about a catchy, upbeat song with a strong beat and backing vocals, like Billy Joel’s “Uptown Girl” or “The Longest Time?” As long as it’s something fun and upbeat with a sort of retro style to it, that’d be good.

His name is John (or Johnny), I’m Megan, and we both love theatre, chorus, and being creepers. We played the king and queen of France in Annie Get Your Gun, and in “The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe,” I played an evil wolf named Fenris Ulf and he was my deputy– we got a Critic’s Choice nomination for Best Ensemble!

These are some things I definitely want you to reference:

*Any part of this quote– “Together, we are a thing of beauty, like a swan… but alone, I am only half a swan. All I can do is make a mess and die.”

*Some part of “Hello, I’m Jerry Sizzler, and this is my sister… Jerrrry Sizzler!” even if it’s just comparing one of us to Jerry Sizzler or calling us the Sizzler Sisters.

*Our theatre teacher, Mrs. Levesque (pronounced Luh-VAKE, or Mama L) is ancient and has a thick southern accent. She thinks John is “drop-dead gorgeous,” so make sure to say that in an old lady Southern accent at some point.

Other things:

We wrote a great song called “I Want To Eat Your Face” Referencing that would be wonderful.

We we went to Disney World on my eighteenth birthday. We stayed up all night talking, got delirious, and he couldn’t stop saying, “I’m a cat, I’m a cat, I’m a cat.”

I have a ‘hideous visage,’ and if I were a Disney princess, I’d be Quasimodo. I have to wear a bag over my head.

We invented a hideous deformed lion named Chrysanthemum or Mumsies and wear matching t-shirts with his picture on them.

Sad things make us cry (especially Little Women the Musical).

I dressed up in my Fenris Ulf (evil Narnia wolf) costume to ask him to prom in front of his whole chorus class. We were ‘teeth twins’ at prom, since I had braces and he got them just before the dance.

He thinks women aren’t people and exist just to make sandwiches.

“Is that your real voice?”

We got kicked out of Starbucks for singing a song called “If You’re Happy And You Know It Eat Your Face!”

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This is a song written by Geremy Walker, which he commissioned me to produce.

And the STWPT version with Geremy’s vocals:

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