Lindsay Lohan dressed all in black when she left her London hotel on Monday (February 15) in London, England. Check out pictures from bauergriffinonline.com.
The 23-year-old was in town to host iRock4Haiti at Altitude London in aid of the Red Cross on Tuesday following the Brits. Watch her public service announcement, with Ferras standing by her side, urging donations for the British Red Cross Haiti Earthquake Appeal via YouTube below.
Markus Molinari videotaped his buddy Ferras singing ‘Paparazzi’ by Lady Gaga at Hotel Cafe in Hollywood. Watch the performance via YouTube below.
Ferras updated fans on his blog at MySpace on Friday (January 30), discussing his gameplan on a follow-up to his 2008 debut album ‘Aliens & Rainbows’. The Los Angeles based singer songwriter tells readers:
It’s a new year, a new horizon. I’ve been writing as I have been for the last couple months coming up with what I feel is the next step musically for me. I’ve gone through different styles – everything from experimenting with beats to just basic ballads to dance songs. I’m finding myself musically and I thank you guys so much for your patience and for continuing to support me and listen to ALIENS & RAINBOWS!! I promise you, the next record and the next incarnation will not disappoint. I don’t wanna rush something out there that’s not completely what I believe to be a complete representation of my thoughts feelings and artistry of that time. So, during this time (which may seem boring to ya’ll haha) I thank you for your messages of encouragement, your comments – everything you guys do on here just picks me up and drives me even harder to dig deep and make music that you guys will continue enjoy and live through and identify with…. If my heart belongs to anyone, it’s to you all.
Check out the entire post here.
Ferras checked in with fans on his blog at MySpace this morning before heading cross country to take part in an inauguration event in Washington, DC. The Los Angeles based singer songwriter tells readers:
Oh the weather outside is frightful… so I hear. It’s 1am – I’m packing for my lil trip to our nation’s capital. What a privilege and honor it is for me to be in DC while history is made. :) Go Obama. I’m playing a set at one of the inaugural balls Tues night. Wish me luck. Thanks to Jessica Pastor and Dolce & Gabbana for hookin me up with a fly silver tux… D&G so good for me. I’ll be posting pix and video blogs when I get back mid week. Also to all my friends and family around – if you’ve called me lately and I haven’t returned your calls or email or texts — sorry so sorry. This past week/end has been nuts with me in the studio and writing sessions and trying to gather myself for this event. I promise I’ll get back to you soon… Lots of love to all you wonderful folks. x’s and o’s galore. -ferras
Markus Molinari videotaped his buddy Ferras at his apartment in Los Angeles, where the singer songwriter got behind the piano and performed his favorite Christmas song ‘White Christmas’. Watch it below.
Markus Molinari videotaped his buddy Ferras performing ‘Marshmallow Spaceship’ during a soundcheck in Dartmouth, Massachusetts before his show at UMass on December 4th. Watch it below.
Markus Molinari videotaped Ferras performing ‘Fraction’ during a soundcheck in Dartmouth, Massachusetts before his show at UMass on Thursday (December 4). Watch it below.
Ferras updated fans on his blog at MySpace on Saturday (November 29), talking about Thanksgiving, self-help books, and progress on his ‘Aliens & Rainbows’ follow-up. The Los Angeles based pop singer tells readers:
Wellllllllllllllll. I’ve been SUPER busy in the studio the last month. Just to clarify, I’m not recording an album right now. I’ve actually been hooking up with different producers, writers etc just getting a creative flow going. Trying to figure out the next step for me. I wanna do something different for my next record. My first record was a product of years of self-analyzation- pain- longing- love etc. It was a very deep, get to the personal side of Ferras. I was in that space and it was really like almost like a biography of emotions wrapped into one record. Right now, as I am creating, I have different feelings, different thoughts, and different experiences. I’m in a whole new spot. I’ve been going out, living life and experiencing the not so serious side. I think that my next record will explore just having fun. Dancing. Not taking sh** too serious. Of course there will be love songs (as im always either falling for someone obsessively or failing miserably in a relationship) lol and it will always be lighter and something different. Right now, I’m exploring in the studio. I’ve been working with some great producers and writers and things are falling into place. Once I feel like I’ve nailed the direction for my next incarnation :) then he next phase happens. I hope that whatever direction musically my next record takes that you all will still be here to support and love me. I know that I’m really excited about some of the new stuff and I CANT, I REPEAT, CAN’T wait to share it with all of you. :) Damn soon kidz
Check out the entire post here.
Crackle just posted an interview they did earlier this year at SXSW in Austin, Texas with Katy Perry and her buddy/labelmate Ferras on their YouTube channel. Katy talked about being “somewhere in between” hipster cool and pop star lame and her love for music festivals, while Ferras said he was honored to have his song featured as the ‘American Idol’ sendoff, rejecting the idea that he lost any street cred in the process – since he’s a pop singer in the first place. Watch the brief interview via YouTube below.
Ferras updated fans on his blog at MySpace on Sunday (September 28), talking about the origin behind his song ‘Marshmallow Spaceship’ and what’s been keeping him away lately. The Los Angeles based pop singer writes:
If you wanna know why I’ve been sorta mia -
I’ve been writing writing writing… Holed up in my house – between appearance here and show there.
I’m working on a whole new batch of songs. Doing a lot of self-discovery and analyzing my life, the world I live in, the people I love (and who either love or don’t love me back), the experiences I’ve had thus far – hope, disallusionment, longing, pain. These are prevalent themes.
Who knows where I’ll be emotionally when it’s time to present another record -
but right now, I’m just existing and writing. And writing and existing.
Check out the full message here.