Photo Caption: May Pang (L) with Director Seth Swirsky (R) at the
2011 Gold Coast International Film Festival, Great Neck, N.Y. June 4, 2011.

Indie pop mastermind Seth Swirsky unveiled his hit documentary “Beatles Stories” to sold out audiences June 4-5 at the inaugural Gold Coast International Film Festival (GCIFF) on Long Island’s North Shore.

After an engaging Q&A with Swirsky, he caught up with May Pang, (John Lennon’s girlfriend during his “Lost Weekend” period in L.A. after his split with Yoko Ono) who was at the screening and one of the nearly 60 interviews in the 82 minute movie.

The week prior, the Abbey Road on the River festival in Louisville, Ky. highlighted Swirsky’s film of untold Fab Four stories with five screenings. “Beatles Stories” also screened to packed houses at the Newport Beach Film Festival in April after making its World Premiere at the European Independent Film Festival in Paris on April 3.

HollywoodRevealed.com raves: “Beatles Stories” is ‘A must-see film for anyone who loves the Beatles, or for anyone who wished they could have been there in the swinging ‘60s, living the life that so few got to experience.’

Renowned film director Cameron Crowe says, “This film is fantastic, so from the heart and so wildly revealing. An epic and timeless masterwork.”

The diverse array of subjects who lent their joyful recollections to “Beatles Stories” is a testament to Swirsky’s passion and persistance. Among them are cultural icons such as: Sir Ben Kingsley, Davy Jones, Graham Nash, Smokey Robinson, Brian Wilson, Jon Voight, former First Daughter, Luci Baines Johnson, Donovan, Henry Winkler, Ray Manzarek, Art Garfunkel, Peter Noone and Susanna Hoffs among many others.

A self-proclaimed “Manic Expressive” Swirsky has enjoyed a lengthy career as an award-winning songwriter and author of three bestselling books on baseball.

On June 21, 2011, he and music partner Mike Ruekberg –better known as The Red Button– are slated to release their second album,  As Far As Yesterday Goes. They scored huge commercial and critical success with their first record, She’s About to Cross My Mind, with it’s refreshingly retro, British Invasion-influenced sound. That album featured the song “Cruel Girl,” which reached #1 on Billboard’s “Coolest Song of the Week” chart.

For more on “Beatles Stories” visit Beatlesstories.com. For more on The Red Button, see TheRedButton.net. For more on Seth Swirsky visit Seth.com.

Indie pop mastermind Seth Swirsky brings his nostalgic documentary “Beatles Stories” to multiple film festivals this summer. The first, WHAS-11 Abbey Road on the River, will highlight Swirsky’s 75-minute film among other untold Fab Four stories with five screenings starting May 27 at the Belvedere and Galt House Hotel in Louisville, Ky. The five-day music and film festival will also host a Q&A session with Swirsky May 27.

Giving a nod to the incredible Fab Four, the film is also set to screen at the inaugural Gold Coast International Film Festival (GCIFF) in Long Island’s North Shore area. “Beatles Stories” will be screened June 4-5 at Squire Cinemas in Great Neck, N.Y.

The film has already earned acclaim from critics since the film made its World Premiere at the European Independent Film Festival in Paris on April 3.  HollywoodRevealed.com raves “Beatles Stories” is “A must-see film for anyone who loves the Beatles, or for anyone who wished they could have been there in the swinging 60’s, living the life that so few got to experience.”

Renowned film director Cameron Crowe says, “This film is fantastic, so from the heart and so wildly revealing. An epic and timeless masterwork.”

In addition, Swirsky opened the film to a packed audience on April 29 during the 12^th Annual Newport Beach Film Festival (NBFF) with a second successful screening on May 2.

To prepare for his documentary, Swirsky traveled from Los Angeles to New York to London to Liverpool to conduct interviews with rock and pop legends, media personalities, recording engineers and former girlfriends. The 55 interviews were shot with his handheld camera he personally operated and an HD camera he placed in the room for potential cutaway shots.

The diverse array of subjects who lent their joyful recollections to “Beatles Stories” is a testament to Swirsky’s passion. Among them are renowned cultural icons such as: Sir Ben Kingsley, Graham Nash, Smokey Robinson, Brian Wilson, Jon Voight, former First Daughter, Luci Baines Johnson, Donovan, Henry Winkler, Ray Manzarek, Art Garfunkel, Peter Noone, Rick Nielsen from Cheap Trick, Susanna Hoffs from The Bangles and Joey Molland from Badfinger.
For more information, visit beatlesstories.com.

More than four decades after Seth Swirsky used to jump up and down on his bed to his favorite Beatles songs during the ‘60s, the critically acclaimed, award winning songwriter, recording artist, author and indie filmmaker celebrates John, Paul, George and Ringo with “Beatles Stories,” a fascinating documentary featuring interviews Swirsky conducted over a five year period with 55 famous (and not-so famous) people who had a unique or intimate encounter with one or all of the Fab Four during their heyday and beyond.

After receiving a rousing reception at its World Premiere at the European Independent Film Festival in Paris on April 3, the 75-minute film makes its North American debut with an unprecedented two showings at the Newport Beach Film Festival. The first screening is Friday, April 29 at Triangle Square 7 at 6 p.m. The second is at Triangle Square 2 on Monday, May 3 at 3 p.m.

During his five year labor of love journey to document “Beatles Stories,” Swirsky (www.seth.com) found that that everyone from legendary pop and rock stars to early recording engineers and former girlfriends had incredible and animated tales to offer. The 55 edited interviews were chosen out of an incredible 110 he shot everywhere from Los Angeles to New York to London and Liverpool. Taking an intimate grassroots approach, Swirsky worked with only a handheld camera he personally operated and an HD camera he placed in the room for potential cutaway shots.

The diverse array of subjects who lent their joyful recollections to “Beatles Stories” is a testament to Swirsky’s passion. Among them are renowned rock and pop stars: Justin Hayward, Smokey Robinson, Brian Wilson, Jackie DeShannon, Donovan, Ray Manzarek, Graham Nash, Art Garfunkel, Peter Noone, Rick Nielsen from Cheap Trick, Susanna Hoffs from The Bangles and Joey Molland from Badfinger.

“Beatles Stories” are also shared with Swirsky by various media personalities (Bob Eubanks, Frank Gifford, Chris Carter); Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay (who boasts one of the world’s largest collections of guitars, including the one George Harrison played on Revolver); New York Yankees baseball great Bernie Williams; former First Daughter Luci Baines Johnson; onetime Elvis Presley bodyguard Jerry Schilling; and actors Henry Winkler, Jon Voight and Sir Ben Kingsley, who launched his career at the West End Theatre in London in a 1966 show directed by Beatles manager Brian Epstein—with John Lennon and Ringo Starr in the audience!

The documentary also includes Swirsky’s encounters with numerous Beatles intimates, from May Pang (John’s girlfriend during his “Lost Weekend” in L.A. after his split with Yoko Ono) and Nancy Lee Andrews (Ringo’s girlfriend in the mid- ‘70s) to Fred Seaman (John’s personal assistant during the last year of his life); the band’s legendary producer George Martin; Klaus Voorman, a friend of the band who designed the cover for Revolver; Denny Laine from Paul’s ‘70s band Wings; Beatles engineers Norman Smith, Ken Scott and John Kurlander; Jack Douglas, who produced John’s final recording, Double Fantasy, amongst many others.

Swirsky, has enjoyed a lengthy career in a multitude of media, from penning worldwide hit songs for Taylor Dayne (“Tell it to My Heart”), Al Green, Celine Dion, Tina Turner and Rufus Wainwright to writing three bestselling baseball books. As a solo recording artist, his album Instant Pleasure won for “Pop Album of the Year” at the 2005 Los Angeles Music Award while the title track from his critically-acclaimed second album, Watercolor Day, won a 2010 Hollywood Music in Media Award for “Best Pop Song of the Year” for the title track. He will soon be releasing the second independent recording from his band, The Red Button, which scored a commercial and critical success with their British Invasion-sounding debut She’s About To Cross My Mind in 2007. That album featured the song “Cruel Girl,” which reached #1 on Billboard’s “Coolest Song of the Week” chart.

But in “Beatles Stories,” Swirsky is a lifelong fan simply trying to get closer to his idols and musical muses through the recollections of those who were witnesses to history. “The essence of this project to me is intimacy, connecting to The Beatles in ways I could never have dreamed of through the rich stories of these great people who took time out of their lives to share them with me,” he says. “I just wanted to share the joy of these stories with others, who loved The Beatles as I did and do. My goal was to learn more about The Beatles, and I did.

Now, through ‘Beatles Stories’, Swirsky has found a way to give back to the band that has meant so much to him and the world.

Photo Caption: Seth Swirsky at the Hollywood Music In Media Awards, Hollywood, Calif. Photo courtesy of Jody Gerson.

MASTERMIND POP ARTIST SETH SWIRSKY
CELEBRATES A HOLLYWOOD MUSIC IN
MEDIA AWARD WIN FOR HIS CRITICALLY-
ACCLAIMED HIT ‘WATERCOLOR DAY’

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The Award Winning Singer/Songwriter Makes
Music Connection’s Hot 100 Unsigned Artists 
Of 2010 List

Indie-pop genius Seth Swirsky received top honors at the 2010 Hollywood Music In Media Awards for his acclaimed track “Watercolor Day” in the category for Best Pop Song. In its third year, the HMMAs were held November 18 at The Highlands in Hollywood, Calif., to honor mainstream and independent artists and music in film, television and video games.

Click here to see Swirsky in action on the Red Carpet and award presentation by Adam Gaynor (Matchbox Twenty).

The multi-talented artist was also recently named one of Music Connection magazine’s Hot 100 Unsigned Bands & Artists of the year (December 2010 issue).

Swirsky’s highly anticipated sophomore album, Watercolor Day, has received a host of rave reviews since its release. In addition, the 18-track record has been named “The First Great Power Pop Record of 2010,” by John M. Borack in Goldmine Magazine.

Praise for Swirsky’s album spans all segments of the entertainment spectrum. Renowned film director Cameron Crowe said: “Watercolor Day is a gorgeous pop puzzle, and every piece is perfection. It’s a rainy day classic, and a sunny day masterpiece.”

Jack Oliver, President of The Beatles label, Apple Records, from 1969-1971, said, “On Watercolor Day, Seth has the remarkable ability to capture the sounds and vibe of ’60s and ’70s pop music and lay it before us as something new. A treat for those of us who love pure pop music from that era.”

Swirsky is also the hit songwriter and co-leader of the acclaimed, British Invasion-minded duo with Mike Ruekberg, The Red Button, which has also earned rave reviews for the album She’s About To Cross My Mind. Swirsky and Ruekberg are slated to release a second album in winter 2011.

“If The Red Button’s big Beatlesy powerpop could be described in bold poster colours, then this – Seth’s second solo album – is, as the title implies, all summer pastels and watercolours. Slip this one on the personal stereo and head for the beach,” raved Paul Suggitt of the popular UK-based magazine, Shindig!

For more on Seth Swirsky, visit www.seth.com.

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The Multi-talented Artist Is Set To Perform At
The Mint On October 5 With His Band The Melancholy Rainbow
As Part Of A Special HMMA Showcase

Seth Swirsky’s critically-acclaimed solo pop album Watercolor Day – which has been called “The First Great Power Pop Record Of 2010” by John M. Borack in Goldmine Magazine – has earned him a nomination for a Hollywood Music In Media Award (HMMA) for his CD’s title track in the pop category.

Swirsky, also known as the co-leader of the well-known British Invasion-minded pop duo The Red Button, will perform music from Watercolor Day on Tuesday, October 5 during a special performance at The Mint (6010 West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90035) at 8:50 p.m. as a part of a special HMMA Showcase.

Seth will perform with his band The Melancholy Rainbow, made up of a “who’s who” of L.A. pop  musicians including Nelson Bragg and Probyn Gregory of Brian Wilson’s Band, Brian Kassan (ex-The Wondermints) and Rick Gallego of Cloud Eleven.

Praise for Swirsky’s album have come in from all quarters of the cultural spectrum:

Renowned film director Cameron Crowe said: “Watercolor Day is a gorgeous pop puzzle, and every piece is perfection. It’s a rainy day classic, and a sunny day masterpiece.”

Jack Oliver, President of The Beatles label, Apple Records, from 1969-1971, said, “On Watercolor Day, Seth has the remarkable ability to capture the sounds and vibe of ’60s and ’70s pop music and lay it before us as something new. A treat for those of us who love pure pop music from that era.”

Program Director Mike Marrone at XM/Sirius’s LOFT declared on the air that “Watercolor Day is our record of the summer!” The influential station has played numerous cuts from the album everyday since May.

“If The Red Button’s big Beatlesy powerpop could be described in bold poster colours, then this – Seth’s second solo album – is, as the title implies, all summer pastels and watercolours. Slip this one on the personal stereo and head for the beach,” raved Paul Suggitt of the popular UK-based magazine, Shindig!

Susanna Hoffs of The Bangles said “Watercolor Day’ is a sonic bouquet of delicious melodies, melt-in-your-mouth harmonies, warm butterscotch guitars that jangle and shine.”

The record’s title track, “Watercolor Day” is burning up radio at many top AC and college radio stations around the country, including 107.1 “The Peak” (WXPK-FM) in New York, 89.9 (KCRW-FM) in Los Angeles, among many other taste-making stations.

Swirsky, a modern day indie-pop genius spent years as a staff songwriter for EMI, writing a multitude of global hits for a variety of artists, including Taylor Dayne (“Tell it to My Heart”), Al Green (“Love is a Beautiful Thing”), Rufus Wainwright , Jane Weidlin of The Go-Gos, Tina Turner, Celine Dion, Smokey Robinson and Michael McDonald (Doobie Brothers) among many others. He has garnered more than 30 gold and platinum records and numerous ASCAP songwriting awards.

His first solo record, Instant Pleasure, was named Best Pop Album at the 2005 Los Angeles Music Awards.

More on Seth Swirsky at Seth.com.

EVENT RECAP:

Tuesday, October 5
The Mint
6010 W. Pico Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90035
(323) 954-9400
www.themintla.com
Doors: 7 p.m.
Show: 8:50 p.m.
Cover $10
21+

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Swirsky’s Watercolor Day’ – Which Has Been Called
‘The First Great Power Pop Record Of 2010’ –
Grabbed The #1 Spot At WUVT’s Top 200 Chart And Adds List

Seth Swirsky’s critically-acclaimed solo album Watercolor Day is the much talked-about from the hit songwriter and co-leader of the acclaimed, British Invasion-minded, The Red Button. On Saturday, July 24, the modern day Indie-pop genius will treat long-time and new fans alike to a special performance at The Joint (8771 West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90035) at 9 p.m., part of L.A.’s International Pop Overthrow Festival (IPO). 

Seth will perform with his band The Melancholy Rainbow made up of the L.A. pop  scenes “who’s who” of stellar musicians including Nelson Bragg and Probyn Gregory of Brian Wilson’s Band; Brian Kassan (formerly he Wondermints) and Rick Gallego on bass (co-producer of Watercolor Day and member of Cloud Eleven).

Watercolor Day continues to rack up stellar reviews from music media, along with music-industry tastemakers and fans. Influential pop critic John M. Borack declared “Seth Swirsky’s ‘Watercolor Day’ is the first great power pop record of 2010” in his recent album review in Goldmine Magazine.

Renowned film director, Cameron Crowe, is a huge fan of the record himself: “Watercolor Day is a gorgeous pop puzzle, and every piece is perfection.  It’s a rainy day classic, and a sunny day masterpiece.”

Jack Oliver, (President of The Beatles label, Apple Records,1969-1971) said, “On Watercolor Day, Seth Swirsky’s irresistibly melodic tunes are in full bloom. He has the remarkable ability to capture the sounds and vibe of 60s and 70s pop music and lay it before us as something new. A treat for those of us who love pure pop music from that era.”

The CD’s title track, “Watercolor Day” is receiving spins at top AC and college radio stations around the country, and last week stole the #1 spot on WUVT’s Top 200 Chart and adds list for the Blacksburg, VA station located at Virginia Tech.

The influential Program Director Mike Marrone at XM/Sirius’s THE LOFT radio station declared on the air: “Watercolor Day is our record of The Summer!”

Swirsky spent years as a staff songwriter for EMI, writing a number of global hits for a startling variety of artists, including Taylor Dayne (“Tell it to My Heart”), Al Green (“Love is a Beautiful Thing”), Rufus Wainwright , Jane Weidlin of The Go-Gos, Tina Turner, Celine Dion and Smokey Robinson amongst others. He has garnered more than 30 gold and platinum records and numerous ASCAP songwriting awards.

The “manic expressive” multi-talented artist has also created three best-selling books about baseball and takes pride in a very special collection of baseball memorabilia, some of which is on display at the Mets Museum in New York. Additionally, he’s just completed a documentary called “Beatles Stories,” which features reminiscences of the Fab Four from the likes of Sir Ben Kingsley, Graham Nash, Sir George Martin, Justin Hayward and over 60 more.

The stories behind each of the songs on Watercolor Day, musician credits and more can be found at Watercolorday.com. More on Seth Swirsky at Seth.com.

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 ‘The First Great Power Pop Record Of 2010’
Is Racking Up Stellar Reviews By Music Critics
And Is Available For Advance Purchase On
Seth.com Before The Official May 18 Release

Seth Swirsky’s highly-anticipated album Watercolor Day is the latest mastermind project from the hit songwriter and co-leader of the acclaimed, British- Invasion-minded, The Red Button.  

Swirsky’s brilliantly constructed pop songs on Watercolor Day will be showcased on AOL Music’s ‘Spinner LP Listening Party’ May 17-23 for music fans to get full preview of the album. The CD will be officially released on May 18 in stores. Fans can also purchase a signed advance copy now on www.seth.com.

Music media, along with music-industry tastemakers and artists are already praising the project. The influential pop critic, John M. Borack declared “Seth Swirsky’s ‘Watercolor Day’ is the first great power pop record of 2010” in his recent album review in Goldmine Magazine.

Renowned film director, Cameron Crowe, is a huge fan of the record himself: “Watercolor Day is a gorgeous pop puzzle, and every piece is perfection.  It’s a rainy day classic, and a sunny day masterpiece.”

Jack Oliver, (President of The Beatles label, Apple Records,1969-1971) said, “On Watercolor Day, Seth Swirsky’s irresistibly melodic tunes are in full bloom. He has the remarkable ability to capture the sounds and vibe of 60s and 70s pop music and lay it before us as something new. A treat for those of us who love pure pop music from that era.”
 ”Watercolor Day is a sonic bouquet of delicious melodies, melt-in-your-mouth harmonies, warm butterscotch guitars that jangle and shine. Guaranteed to raise a smile!”  exclaimed Susanna Hoffs of the pop group, The Bangles.

For Swirsky, Watercolor Day is a true state of mind. “Every day is a watercolor day, different feelings, different emotions all running together as greens and blues run together in a watercolor painting.” he says. 

Some taste-making pop music blogs are enthusiastically praising Watercolor Day. Powerpopaholic.com says, “This fantastic album is pure summer sweetness distilled and I am proud to list it in my year end top ten.”

The premiere Harry Nilsson site,  For The Love Of Harry, commented, “For his second solo album, 2010′s Watercolor Day, Swirsky offers this absolutely winning tribute to Harry Nilsson entitled, “(I Never Knew You) Harry,” which is filled to the brim with Nilsson-esque harmonies, references and vibes.”

Absolutepowerpop.com said: “It almost goes without saying that Watercolor Day is an easy top 10 of ’10 candidate for the creative pop genius who made up one-half of The Red Button.” 

Swirsky spent years as a staff songwriter for EMI, writing a number of global hits for a startling variety of artists, including Taylor Dayne (“Tell it to My Heart”), Al Green (“Love is a Beautiful Thing”), Rufus Wainwright , Jane Weidlin, Tina Turner, Celine Dion and Smokey Robinson amongst others. He has garnered more than 30 gold and platinum records and numerous ASCAP songwriting awards.

Swirsky has also created three best-selling books about baseball and takes pride in a very special collection of baseball memorabilia. Additionally, he’s just completed a documentary called “Beatles Stories,” which features reminiscences of the Fab Four from the likes of Sir Ben Kingsley, Graham Nash, Sir George Martin, Justin Hayward and over 60 more.

The stories behind each of the songs on Watercolor Day, musician credits and more can be found at Watercolorday.com . More on Seth Swirsky at Seth.com.

 SETH SWIRSKY’S ‘WATERCOLOR DAY’
IS A PICTURE OF POP DELIGHTS

 The New Album From Hit Songwriter, And Co-Leader Of The
Acclaimed The Red Button, Presents A Song Cycle That
Conjures Up Images Of Sweet Summer Days

Seth Swirsky just wants to make the world whistle and hum, and that’s just what he does on his new, second solo album, Watercolor Day.

Swirsky’s love of classically constructed pop songs continues from his winning solo debut, Instant Pleasure (Best Pop Album 2005, Los Angeles Music Awards) through his deliciously retro, British Invasion-minded project with Mike Ruekberg, The Red Button, whose 2007 release, She’s About to Cross My Mind, was both a critical and commercial success. “If The Red Button was around in the ‘60s,” said legendary Beatles recording engineer, Norman Smith, “I would have signed them to EMI!”

Now, just two years later, comes Swirsky’s highly ambitious (18 songs in just 43 minutes) Watercolor Day. To borrow a phrase coined by the great Nick Lowe, this is truly an album of pure pop for now people.

Susanna Hoffs of The Bangles agrees: “Watercolor Day is a sonic banquet of delicious melodies, melt-in–your-mouth harmonies, warm butterscotch guitars that jangle and shine — made with love and reverence for the music of the golden age of pop — guaranteed to raise a smile!’”

Swirsky’s songs have their roots in the most blissful work of Brian Wilson, Paul McCartney’s Wings, ELO and the smart style of Burt Bacharach. Some highlights include the 10cc-inspired, “Matchbook Cover,” the baroque “Song for Heather,” the sunshine-y “Summer in Her Hair” and the cheeky “Big Mistake.”

But to Paul Ellis, music-historian and member of the highly acclaimed rock group, Pop Archaeology Transmission, the songs on Watercolor Day can be compared with the best in the pop genre:  “I was going to say that Seth has created one of the best current retro ‘60s Sunshine Pop albums out there, but that’s not the whole story. What he’s actually created is one of THE best albums in that style, ever. Period. Regardless of the “when” aspect, this is 21^st century Wrecking Crew stuff. If you heard his Red Button album — She’s About to Cross My Mind — and now with Watercolor Day (and his first album, Instant Pleasure), you’ll know what I mean when I say he’s a stunningly great pop songwriter, in the same company as some of the greats of the 1964-1974, golden era of pop music.

The welcoming Title song builds from a tuneful folkish strum until it is visited by pedal steel droplets, a crunchy, full-blown horn section and twisting guitar candy, balanced over a gallop-and-trot rhythm.

A tribute to the late Harry Nilsson, “(I Never Knew You) Harry,” is another standout single, while “She’s Doing Fine” would have fit nicely on The Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds with its harmony-drenched, melodic melancholia.

Another treat is “Fading Again,” which describes Swirsky’s battle with boredom: “Too many lists to make, too many pills to take. Not enough hours to bake in the sun.”

There is even a coda at the end of the album (who does codas these days?) in the form of the song “I’m Just Sayin’” – which beautifully interweaves four melodies from earlier songs, in effect, “tying up” the album in a nice, neat bow.

Swirsky spent years as a staff songwriter for Warner-Chappell and EMI, writing a number of worldwide hits for a startling variety of artists, including Taylor Dayne (“Tell it to My Heart”), Al Green (“Love is a Beautiful Thing”), Rufus Wainwright (“Instant Pleasure”), Jane Weidlin of the Go-Gos, Tina Turner, Celine Dion and Smokey Robinson, among many others. He has garnered 32 gold and platinum records and numerous ASCAP songwriting awards.

A self-described “Manic Expressive,” Swirsky has also created three bestselling baseball books (including the wryly-titled “Every Pitcher Tells A Story”) and even has in his collection the ball that went through Bill Buckner’s legs in the 1986 World Series. Additionally, he’s completing a documentary, “Beatles Stories,” featuring interviews with people (Sir Ben Kingsley, Graham Nash, Sir George Martin, Justin Hayward and over 60 more) who share personal, inside stories about themselves and the Fab Four.

Now, as Watercolor Day is finally unveiled, rave reviews are already pouring in from those who have heard it: “This highly creative album must be listened to in headphones. Loud. A truly top-shelf record from the first track to the last,” says syndicated L.A. radio (KLSX-FM) personality, Chris Carter.

“On Watercolor Day, Seth Swirsky’s irresistibly melodic tunes are in full bloom, a treat for those of us who love classic pop music,” says Jack Oliver, the first President of the Beatles’ fabled Apple Records.

For Swirsky, Watercolor Day is a true state of mind. “Everyday is a watercolor day, different feelings, different emotions all running together as greens and blues run together in a watercolor painting.” 

The stories behind each of the songs, musician credits and more can be found at: watercolorday.com.  More on Seth Swirsky can be found at: Seth.com.