Consider the Source performs a cover of Radiohead’s “Reckoner”.

Performed and Recorded with 100% Solar Energy at Pats 30 Acres, in Wall, NJ.

Video Recorded by Rob Warhurst and Kris Reznik
Audio Recorded/Mixed by Kevin Grossman
Video Edited by Kevin Grossman

Consider the Source is:

Gabriel Marin – Guitar
John Ferrara – Bass
Jeff Mann – Drums

Listen to their original music at:

https://considerthesourcemusic.bandcamp.com/music

Catch them live on tour:

http://considerthesourcemusic.com/source/tour/

Watch more videos at:

https://www.youtube.com/user/considerthemusic

A live take of Thank You Scientist’s “Mr. Invisible” was performed and recorded using 100% solar power with the Sun Lab Studio at Schuster’s Poultry Farm in Lakewood, NJ. Schuster’s farm is a no-kill dairy farm with some of the happiest, well cared-for animals in New Jersey.

SCHUSTER’S POULTRY FARM DONATION LINK: https://www.gofundme.com/help-save-schusters-poultry-farm

A very special Sun Session!

“Exit Left”

While on tour in Berlin, Germany, Matthew C. Brown and Kevin Grossman (Homeless Apians) linked up with Christoph Klemke (Feline and Strange), to record this song on the roof of his building, the “Music Center”.

You can see no solar panels in this video, because the whole building, and much of the surrounding area, is hooked into a grid powered by solar, wind, and water.

Kevin Grossman – HAPI drum
Matthew C. Brown – Guitar
Christoph Klemke – Cello

Music by Kevin Grossman and Matthew C. Brown
Words by Matthew C. Brown

Video courtesy of Feline and Strange

The latest Sun Session is available for your viewing pleasures!

Recorded in August of 2015, “Apeology”, is the last track the Homeless Apians recorded for their upcoming debut album, recorded in the Cream Forest using the Sun Lab.

Matthew C. Brown – Guitar/Vocals

Cody McCorry – Bass/Vocals

Kevin Grossman – Drums/Fast Talking

James Weir – “Deranged Businessman”.

Filmed by Rob Warhurst.

Directed and Edited by Kevin Grossman.

Daughter Vision performs their song, “Disconnection” in the Cream Forest, on August 12th, 2015.

The hotly anticipated Sun Lab recording session featuring We Used to Cut the Grass is now available!

Led by composer/bassist Cody McCorry, the ensemble We Used to Cut The Grass recorded their first Sun Lab Session on the hottest day in July of 2015 at the historic Camp Evans Military Base in Wall, New Jersey.

Starting with J.S. Bach’s classic BWV 245, McCorry leads the group through his original composition, featuring solos by some of the most innovative musicians on the scene today.

This is a tale of espionage, biological experimentation, true love and trombones.

“Woodpecker” is the featured track from their new EP which you can download here: http://weusedtocutthegrass.bandcamp.com

New Sun Session!

Accidental Seabirds perform their song “Black Horse Blues” on September 3, 2015, in the Cream Forest.

It was a pleasure to record these guys and this song is going to be stuck in our heads for a long while.

Jesse Lee Herdman – Banjo, Vocals, Snare Drum

Alex Letizia – Guitar, Vocals, Floor Tom Bass Drum, Bottle Cap Shaker Hats.

Video Recorded by Rob Warhurst
Audio Recorded by Kevin Grossman
Audio/Video Post Production by Kevin Grossman

“Let’s All Go Down to the River”, recorded August 12th, 2015 in Ocean Grove, NJ.

Kenny “Stringbean” Sorenson – Guitar/ Vocals

Dan Mulvey – Bass

“Sweet” Joey Pisch – Drums

Filmed by Rob Warhurst

Audio/Video Post Production by Kevin Grossman

Recently we had a fundraiser at Langosta Lounge, in Asbury Park, NJ.

The show featured performances by Colton Kayser, Bone and Marrow, Homeless Apians, We Used to Cut the Grass, and Karmic Juggernaut.

We raised over $800! This was used to upgrade our rig, which we will be premiering this week, as we head to the forest to record the debut album for “Homeless Apians”.

This video features interviews with Bone and Marrow and Matt Brown (Homeless Apians), as well as some footage from the fundraiser.

Last weekend at the Asbury Park Music in Film Festival was a great time! Not only did we get to see some great films, our video, “Live from the Sun”, directed by Jon Francis, won the award for Best NJ Documentary!

If you haven’t seen it yet, take a look (and listen)!

We at the Sun Lab are excited to be part of this weekends festivities at the Asbury Park Music in Film Festival!

Two of our films, “Transgressions”, and “Live from the Sun”, will be screened on Saturday, April 11th.

“Live from the Sun”, can be seen at the Palette Gallery at 4:15 PM, with a Q&A and performance by the films director, Jon Francis.

“Transgressions” can be seen at the Saint, 601 Main St, Asbury Park, NJ, at 11:40 PM, with a follow up performance by Karmic Juggernaut.

SunLab Studio was recently featured on PBS/NJTV’s Driving Jersey program with the creators’ progressive rock outfit Karmic Juggernaut. The band played a completely solar-powered set on the rooftop of Langosta Lounge in Asbury Park, NJ to bewildered, yet excited beachgoers. The 30-minute television special features interviews with the band and others detailing the inception and process of using the power of the sun to make music and documenting it. Check it out below!