Christmas is coming and my friends and I have recorded an album of songs for the season!

Here are a few previews - you can download the whole album here for $7.

O Come O Come Emmanuel

O Holy Night

O Come All Ye Faithful

Join us for a Christmas singalong, hot chocolate and cookies at 7pm this Saturday, December 6 at St. John’s Anglican Church in Toronto - 288 Humberside Avenue, a short walk from High Park station. This event is all-ages and admission is free.

Justin Bennie, with the most YouTube views, and Melman, with the Song That Makes Andrew Say “All Right!” The Most - have won Cover Song Contest II! And they both covered SHOOT THE ZOMBIES!

They have both won a bunch of CDs, plus they are going to collaborate with me on some music!

Check out these other fine entries too:

PLINTH
THE STORY OF SNESLY WIPES
ARTICHOKES (FROM ANDREW IS MUSIC)
RAIN, TURTLES
WE PHOTOCOPY OUR BODY PARTS
THE LITTLE MERMAID
I PROMISE YOU FROM THE BOTTEM HEART

Thanks to all the contestants, and look out for a new cover song contest in the next couple months!

Happy Halloween!

I’ve only got treats for you: two new ANDREW IS MUSIC albums - yay!

First, and free, is a collection of 14 lullabies I made this past year. They’ve already been tested on real babies!

Second is a glitchy laptop album which can be yours for a small donation to a local Toronto charity.

Check them out - hope you dig!

Could you do a song about people who insist that things that do exist don’t exist? Like a person goes up to you and says rice pudding or contrabass saxophones don’t exist. With bad MIDI saxophone music in the background playing scales. And singing like an opera dude. If you can, explain how rice pudding and contrabass saxophones do exist, why, who invented saxophones, and how big they are.